Windows App Developer Links - 2012-11-01

posted on 31 Oct 2012 | App Developer Links

The Business Opportunity with Windows 8 (The Official Microsoft Blog)
- "Below is a post from Steve Guggenheimer, Microsoft's Corporate Vice President and Chief Evangelist, Developer & Platform Evangelism, announcing details around Build 2012 and the opportunity for developers with Windows 8..."
Key Windows 8 Developer Tenets and Skills (Jim O'Neil)
- "... over the past few months of working with developers as well as on my own, I've settled on my own shortlist of things to know about Windows 8 development that are I feel are keys to future success..."
Fixing RTL layout for the built in HTML5 store templates (Yasser Makram)
- "Windows 8 HTML platform has great support for globalization generally and it has particularly very well crafted support for RTL languages..."
Microsoft DevRadio: Managing Your Windows 8 Enterprise Apps with Windows Intune (Channel 9)
- "Jerry Nixon welcomes Sr. Program Manager Mark Williams from the Windows Intune team as they discuss how developers can deploy and manage their Windows 8 Enterprise Apps with Windows Intune..."

Building Apps for Windows Phone 8 (Somasegar's blog)
- "It's a very exciting time for developers! Last week, we launched Windows 8 and Surface. On Monday, we launched Windows Phone 8 and introduced some awesome new smartphone devices. Today, we're kicking off the Build conference..."
Getting Started with Windows Phone 8 (Dhananjay Kumar)
- "Much awaited Windows Phone 8 SDK got launched on 30th October 2012. And as all we expected there is HTML5 support in Windows Phone 8..."
Highlights of the Windows Phone 8 SDK release notes (Andreas Hammar)
- "It's a great week - the BUILD conference has started and the Windows Phone 8 SDK has been released! Reading through the release notes I found a few points worth highlighting..."

Team Foundation Service is live! It's Free! (Jerry Nixon)
- "One year ago, at the first BUILD conference, we unveiled the limited preview of Team Foundation Service. ... Now, a year after its introduction, we're announcing that the service is out of Preview and is now available for full production use..."