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//Build/2013 Conference See what's next • Learn from our engineers • Network with your peers
Lee Stott
The right content for your role There are hundreds of thousands of topics in the Dev Center, http://dev.windows.com and http://dev.windowsphone.com . We know in any organisation discoverability and sharing of content is critical to success. So why not get to grips with this detail in person at Microsoft...
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17 May 2013
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Cinder C++ now supports Windows 8 Store Apps/Games
Lee Stott
Cinder is a cross platform framework for C++ design engineering. In order to run and Apple, Android and Windows devices prior to Windows 8, the rendering libraries leveraged OpenGL as the open source, cross platform solution. Even though DirectX has been Microsoft's preferred rendering solution for advanced...
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16 May 2013
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New look for Windows Developer Center and Design.windows.com
Lee Stott
So What is NEW at Design.windows.com ? A new UX Checkilist Checklist is a welcome addition to design.windows.com. It can empower designers when self-evaluating their app so they can better understand what is required and prioritize when they make need to make tough choices. Guidance links are...
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16 May 2013
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Rapid2D v1.3 C++ DirectX Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 Game Dev has never been better!
Lee Stott
Rapid2D v1.3 introduces Rapid2D Pro which allows you to deploy to Windows Phone ! Now you can release your game onto desktop, tablets and mobiles with a single click! Y ou now have greater control over your game’s objects ; adjust the finer details of how they behave, right in the editor...
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14 May 2013
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Top Tips for Windows 8 App & Game Designers
Lee Stott
Next week, I have been asked to present to a group of developers who are new to Windows 8. The group have been developing their first Windows 8 store apps and wanted me to cover the following topics. 1) Design guidelines and how make your app look beautiful 2) How to successful submit and publish your...
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26 Apr 2013
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Where can I get some tips and guidance design resources?
Lee Stott
I wanted to put this quick blog together to answer the most common questions I get from students/developers wishing to build apps. 1. How can I get a Store Account for Windows? All Students get FREE Windows 8 Store accounts via DreamSpark follow this presentation on the steps to how to validate...
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17 Apr 2013
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UX/UI Design the benefits of building prototype, even if you have only initial sketches of your prototype.
Lee Stott
This week I had a really interesting discussion/debate with a University lecturer on teaching user interface design and it took me back just to how things have changed since the mid-nineties. When I was a student a lot of CS courses which looked at interface design had materials which referenced the...
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17 Apr 2013
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Student to Start-up Building Beautiful Apps for Windows 8 and Windows Phone
Lee Stott
Location of event: Kingston University Penrhyn Road John Galsworthy Building Penrhyn Road Kingston upon Thames Surrey KT1 2EE Date Friday 17 th May - Saturday 18 th 4.30 pm With Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 Store’s you have a choice of control schemes, a variety of devices tablets, notebooks...
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5 Apr 2013
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Help uncover the next great app by voting in the Windows Phone Next App Star contest.
Lee Stott
Windows Phone Next App Star is a 21-day tournament style challenge between March 19 th and April 8 th Windows Phone Next App Star is a contest designed to get developers more visibility with more customers by allowing them to compete for the chance to have their app featured in a Windows Phone prime...
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21 Mar 2013
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Microsoft want to show you how Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 are the perfect platform for you to build your next app!
Lee Stott
Through this one day event we will have keynote speakers from Microsoft and Nokia. Hear first-hand from developers who have built apps for Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8. Thursday, 18 April 2013 from 08:30 to 17:00 (BST) Portsmouth, United Kingdom There is a chance to build your own app during our Hackathon...
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21 Mar 2013
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What is your chosen UI/UX Design tool for concept meetings?
Lee Stott
I was having a discussion at weekend and got into the discussion of client meeting and UI/UX workshops and got into discussing the great blogs by the Cooper teams. I am sure as part of your academic reading lists Alan Cooper, “ The Inmates are Running the Asylum ” and “ About Face ” will be cited.. Here...
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18 Mar 2013
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Windows Design Inspiration and Things We’ve Learnt About… from MS Research
Lee Stott
I would like to make you aware of new enhancements to “Design Inspiration” these include case studies and content updates on http://design.windows.com Design principles – This a new document in the design guidance section that focuses on the Microsoft design principles. New design inspiration and case...
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18 Mar 2013
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Building an app for the Windows Store, iPhone, iPad, or Android and want an easy backend connection for storage, identity and push notifications, Windows Azure Mobile Services
Lee Stott
Furthering Windows Azure commitment to open source development, today, Microsoft announced the release of our official Android SDK for Windows Azure Mobile Services. Android developers now have easy access to structured data storage, authentication, push notifications using Google Cloud Messaging...
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5 Mar 2013
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Design Students – What a challenge!
Lee Stott
Yippee Entertainment are launching a unique competition. Yippee are offering one person in the UK and one in the US a chance to design a member of Chuck’s Chimpact family and have their design turned into a character in the Windows 8 & Windows Phone 8 versions of the game. Chimpact is available on...
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25 Feb 2013
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Perfect competition for Design Students and courses - App to the Future is an app design competition open to the international design community
Lee Stott
Now You Can Change the Future Challenge ends February 3, 2013 Design an app for Windows Phone that showcases how to create, connect and maximise the use of the Windows Phone Platfrom. Mobile apps are used by millions of people worldwide on a daily basis and are now a way many of us take control...
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16 Jan 2013
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Using the right tone of voice for your brand
Lee Stott
Many of you are aware that a few months ago my colleague Andrew Spooner ( @andspo ) developed a series of films which focused on various aspects of digital design and user experience . A number of UK Universities used these videos as part of their guest lecture series, with the launch of Windows 8 Andrew...
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24 Oct 2012
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Windows Azure Mobile Services for building mobile apps
Lee Stott
Welcome to the Windows Azure Mobile Services public preview. Windows Azure Mobile Services is a turnkey backend solution to accelerate your connected client app development for common application scenarios such as structured storage, user authentication and push notifications all within minutes...
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29 Aug 2012
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