Multi-Touch on Microsoft Surface and Windows 7 for .NET Developers

Multi-Touch on Microsoft Surface and Windows 7 for .NET Developers

Multi-touch is going mainstream as part of Microsoft Surface and Windows 7. Come to this session to learn about how to create innovative new user experiences with touch – and how .NET developers can share code between both of these platforms. You’ll get a deep dive on the new touch capabilities in WPF 4 and the subset in Silverlight 3. You will also see how the unique capabilities of Microsoft Surface take multi-touch to a whole new level.

Multi-Touch Overview

An overview of multi-touch technology.

Surface

How Microsoft Surface and WPF interact.

WPF 4

Touch capabilities in WPF 4.

Silverlight

Multi-Touch on the web using Silverlight.

Multi-Touch Manipulations

Multi-Touch manipulations and manipulation containers.

Inertia

Inertia behaviors, manipulation events, and an intertia demo.

Touch Panning

Touch panning demo and support.

WPF Extensions

Surface's extensions of WPF

Toolkit and SDK

Surface toolkit for Windows Touch and surface SDK features for multi-touch.

Surface

More about the capabilities of Surface, beyond just multi-touch.

Roadmap

Development roadmap for Windows Touch.

Wrap-up

Resources, conclusion, and Q&A