I’d seen posts about Rails Girls events in other countries and cities and I was excited to see that they were going to hold one here, in Brisbane. When Katie Miller (@codemiller) posted on our Girl Geek Dinners wall about … Continued
Now that we’ve outgrown all the controls in the Interaction Gallery and we’ve exhausted all the ways we can use KinectRegion to make our own controls we get into the thick of it and look at the InteractionStream itself. The … Continued
Now that we’ve looked at the existing controls in the Interaction Gallery. What happens now we want some other control “Kinectified”. Generally speaking I think you can get most of what you want without going direct to the interaction stream … Continued
The next control I want to touch on in the Interactions Gallery is the KinectScrollViewer. Now that we’ve learnt about the Regions, and button controls it’s time to see how we handle putting a lot of them on the page. … Continued
The next controls I want to touch on in the Interactions Gallery are the KinectTileButton and KinectCircleButton. Now we have our KinectRegion and can see what we’re doing with the UserView control, we can start interacting. In its simplest form, … Continued
The next control I want to touch on in the Interactions Gallery is the KinectUserView. Now that we know that our Kinect is plugged in and working, most of us want to give the user some indication of where they … Continued
The next control I want to touch on in the Interactions Gallery is the KinectRegion Control. It’s a canvas for the other Kinect controls and is associated with a particular sensor. To add it: XAML <k:KinectRegion Name="KinectRegion"></k:KinectRegion> Code behind: 1. … Continued
When we look at the range of controls in the Interactions Gallery , the first one I wanted to highlight that you’ll see in the Interactions Gallery is the KinectSensorUI. It’s a nice little control that shows you the status … Continued
As the Kinect For Windows SDK has started to evolve, the team has been adding some nice little controls which are quite useful and also controls everyone was writing in one way or another to solve the same issues. I … Continued
I’ve been hanging out until the 1.7 release of the Kinect SDK to show off a bunch of the improvements and features in the Kinect SDK. This month we’re presenting at the Brisbane .Net User Group. Planning on taking you … Continued
Awhile ago we started building an Bing Maps app for a client using Phone Gap and initially targeting iPhone. Now that we’re happy with the functionality we’re looking at the Android version. Today I was trying to get to step … Continued