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Since the release of Kinect for PC I had the opportunity to take part and be involved with several Kinect based projects. Starting developing with the Kinect SDK is something that most .NET and native C++ developers can handle very easily. Just download and install the SDK, hook a Kinect device (you can use the Xbox Kinect , however you will need a power cable and do remember that it is just for the development process and some features, like near mode , will not work), run the Kinect toolkit browser...
In about an hour I am going to deliver a session about TDF, the new Thread Parallel Library Dataflow Network technology of .NET 4.5. In this post I'd like to provide the steps you need to start play with TDF and also the links to the lecture slides and demos . To start use TDF: 1. Download Visual Studio 2012 RC , or use VS 2010 with the TDF CTP 2. Create a C# project and add a NuGet package of TDF 3. Add reference to System.Threading.Tasks 4. Write your code or download my demos . ...
תגים:C#, DEV, Debbug, Parallel, Visual Studio, Kinect, .NET 4.5, Visual Studio 2012, Dataflow Network, Dataflow, TDF
Overview .NET is great platform, it speeds up the development process, you deal with your application logic and in most cases you don't need to know that there is whole Windows operating system down there. However sometimes you do need to program against Windows without the .NET assistance. As a Windows developer, you need to keep all your weapons ready, be it .NET, COM or C++ with the native Win32 API. In this article I am going to show how to deal with Windows Message based communication protocol...
תגים:C++/CLI, C++, VC, Win32, Interop, C#, DEV, Windows 7, Visual Studio, VS 2010, CPP/CLI, CodeValue, Windows
This is the fifth TechEd Eilat in a row that I will give a lecture. In previous TechEd I gave lecture with Noam King . This TechEd I have the honor to give a lecture with Vlad Azarkhin . We will show dozen of tools that every .NET developer has to have in his toolbox. We have created a short teaser that explains why you should get out from bed early the day after the big Party of the TechEd.
One of the new features of VS 2010 is the new Help system. During the MVP Summit we have introduced to the new system which has very good foundation, but the viewer that comes with VS 2010 is lack of many features that we used to have and loved such as the TOC, Index, Synch TOC, etc. Fortunately there is a tool ( H3Viewer ) that provides the missing features: In the site you can also find the mshcMigrate tool that enable the migration of old MS Help files to the new platform. ...