In this talk we will go over the Universal App Platform for Windows 10 and how it will reduce the amount of code you have to use to support different device types like phone, tablet and desktop. Since our time is limited, I will discuss only these types of devices, but the application that I will demo, will eventually support other device types, such as Xbox. 
The demo will feature and application I once published for WP 7, so this will not be Microsoft's demo code. Everything in my talk will be available on Github. For this demo, all the data will be in app, and if I have time, I will briefly go over Application Insights. This is Microsofts analytics platform that will help you gather all kinds of data on your application, including crashes.

Speaker: Roger O'Dell
Roger is an Application Developer II and lead Windows Developer at Sprint in the Product Development department. He has been with Sprint for 3 years (2 years as a contractor and 1 as an employee). Roger has been developing mobile applications for 5 years, with a focus mostly on Android devices. Roger is an Alum from Centriq where he studied Web Application Development with ASP.net.  After Centriq he got his first start and taste of mobile development working for General Dynamics, where he worked with the Army writing Android applications. Roger published his first Windows Phone application for WP7 called US State Birds.

Sponsor: Bradford & Galt