28Feb

BASTA! Spring 2014 – slides and demos

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At this year’s spring edition of the BASTA! Conference (http://basta.net/2014se/) I gave three talks:

  • Windows 8.1 – UI Neuerungen
  • All you need to know about XAML
  • Asynchronous Programming with C#

Thanks to all the people who joined my sessions. I hope you liked them. If you’ve any feedback to share with me, feel free to contact me via this link.

You can download all slides and demos here:

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