For C++ Developers using Visual Studio 2010, this might be very interesting to anyone using C++ and interested in building Touch Enabled Application Design as well as building a Carousel Application.
"Hilo" is a series of articles and sample applications that show how you can leverage the power of Windows 7, using the Visual Studio 2010 and Visual C++ development systems to build high performance, responsive rich client applications. Hilo provides both source code and written guidance to help you design and develop Windows applications of your own.
The series covers many topics, including the key capabilities and features of Windows 7, the design process for the user experience, and application design and architecture. Source code is provided so that you can see firsthand how the accompanying sample applications were designed and implemented. You can also use the source code in your own projects to produce your own rich, compelling applications for Windows 7. The Hilo sample applications are designed for high performance and responsiveness and are written entirely in C++ using Visual C++.
These articles describe the design and implementation of a set of touch-enabled applications that allow you to browse, select, and work with images. They will illustrate how to write applications that leverage some of the powerful capabilities that Windows 7 provides. You will see how the various technologies for Windows 7 can be used together to create a compelling user experience.
The series covers many topics, including the key capabilities and features of Windows 7, the design process for the user experience, and application design and architecture. Source code is provided so that you can see firsthand how the accompanying sample applications were designed and implemented. You can also use the source code in your own projects to produce your own rich, compelling applications for Windows 7. The Hilo sample applications are designed for high performance and responsiveness and are written entirely in C++ using Visual C++.
These articles describe the design and implementation of a set of touch-enabled applications that allow you to browse, select, and work with images. They will illustrate how to write applications that leverage some of the powerful capabilities that Windows 7 provides. You will see how the various technologies for Windows 7 can be used together to create a compelling user experience.
Chapter 1: Introducing Hilo
Chapter 2: Setting up the Hilo Development Environment
More Information as well as Download Source Code to the Application:
Hilo - Home
Can also Download Visual Studio Express 2010 for free if you would like to try your hand:
Microsoft Express Downloads - Visual Studio Express and SQL Server Express
Chapter 2: Setting up the Hilo Development Environment
More Information as well as Download Source Code to the Application:
Hilo - Home
Can also Download Visual Studio Express 2010 for free if you would like to try your hand:
Microsoft Express Downloads - Visual Studio Express and SQL Server Express
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