I’ve spent some time the JumpList API for UWP apps recently and there were a couple of things that caught me by surprise that I wanted to share with you, so you don’t have […]
All controls in UWP has the Loading and Loaded event. They are called when the view is about to show on screen. One would believe that Loading always comes before Loaded but this is […]
Signing basics Visual Studio makes it fairly easy to sign your Universal Windows Platform AppX packages using a certificate so the author and publisher can be verified. When you create a new UWP application […]
I just had a nerve wrecking 24h period with a phone that would only boot to a BitLocker recovery screen. I hope my adventures in getting my phone back to normal can help someone […]
I’ve just had the honor of presenting both the intro and the deep dive session on Universal app (UWP) development for Windows 10 at TechDays Sweden. Lots of good questions from an interested audience, […]
Had time to digest everything from BUILD yet? It sure is a lot to take in. We’ve blogged about some of the sessions: day 1, day 2 and day 3. A lot has been […]
BUILD is officially over. It was a great week with lots of news and exciting technology. From a Windows perspective – the two things that really stood out were: Welcome to Windows Not one […]
Keynote A keynote full of demos and details. It started off with some media streaming and quickly went on to a demo of the Surface Hub meeting-screen together with Power BI for reporting. Windows […]
Tomorrow we have the build conference coming up, one of my hopes is a more stabilized design guideline for the Windows 10. So I wanted to look into one specific navigation pattern that is […]
Wow. The level of innovation and new products that Microsoft showed yesterday with HoloLens, Surface Hub and Windows 10 is rare to get in one event – we are mightily impressed. With Windows 10 […]