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Devnology Podcast 010 - Microsoft Surface development

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In this podcast we talk about the Microsoft Surface table. We do so with Dennis Vroegop and Eric Havir. We speak about the Microsoft Surface machine and how this effects people learning, playing and working. We learn about cool projects done with the Surface, why Microsoft created this device and how you can develop software for it. Dennis also tells about how multi-touch is a new paradigm and what the do's and don'ts are for software developers. Dennis Vroegop is developer at HeadCandy Surface, a company that focusses on multitouch software development. He is also a Microsoft C# MVP and chairman of the dutch .NET usergroup dotNed. You can follow him on twitter or read his blog. Eric Havir is the Senior Manager at the Microsoft Surface department of Microsoft in Redmond. You can follow him on twitter. Also thanks to Sander Gerz was co-host for this podcast and Mendelt Siebinga did a great job editing the sound. Links Microsoft Surface product page Microsoft Surface SDK Microsoft Surface Development Forums SurfaceScapes - Dungeons and Dragonsagons This podcast is in English- Deze podcast is in het Engels

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