Dotnet by Example

Motto: "Talk is cheap, show me the code!"

This blog attempts to be a collection of how-to examples in the Microsoft software stack - things that may take forever to find out, especially for the beginner. I see it as my way to return something to the Microsoft community in exchange for what I learned from it.

10 August 2016

Why servicing UWP IoT apps via the store is such a Big Deal

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In the past I have been dealing with IoT equipment made by a manufacturer that shall remain nameless here, but their solution was - like a l...
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03 August 2016

Why you should update your apps to UWP

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Woe is us No code this time, but a kind of a rant. Or some advice. Whatever you want to call it. So we all saw the stories. Several pundit...
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26 July 2016

HoloLens CubeBouncer application part 5-using gravity, adding more speech & sound, and app icons

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Preface In the previous post I showed you how to integrate speech recognition. This post mostly builds upon stuff we now already know. It ...
23 July 2016

HoloLens CubeBouncer application part 4-integrating speech commands and moving cubes by code

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Preface In the previous post I showed how you could interact with the cubes using air taps, utilizing the physics engine. In this blog pos...
13 July 2016

HoloLens CubeBouncer application part 3-air tapping the cubes away and adding spatial sounds

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Preface In the previous post I showed you how to create a neatly arranged grid aligned to your view in your HoloLens app. Now, it’s time ...
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09 July 2016

HoloLens CubeBouncer application part 2-create the gaze aligned cube grid

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Preface In the previous post , I have showed you how to setup a very basic HoloLens application that only shows one floating cube – exact...
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06 July 2016

HoloLens CubeBouncer application part 1 - setting up the Unity part

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Preface Ever since I knew the HoloLens was coming to my company I have been digging into all the online resources I could find. And ever si...
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Joost van Schaik
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pronounced as: 'Yoast van Schaik'.

Senior Developer / Software Architect, Windows Development MVP.
Mixed Reality, HoloLens, Unity, C#, Xamarin, .NET.
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