Creating Heat Maps with C# .NET
It seems now a days that heat maps are everywhere, from visitor mouse tracking on your website, to geographic density mapping. Heat maps are earning this well deserved deployment primarily do to the fact...
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- A new product badge for Microsoft Store applications May 18, 2018As many of you know, building quality apps is quite a commitment and investment in time. Once your app is in the Store, the next challenge is getting the word out about your new title and driving traffic to your product. Today, we’d like to announce a new tool for marketing your apps in your […]Eric Langland
- Console UWP Applications and File-system Access May 18, 2018As announced in the May 2018 issue of MSDN Magazine, the latest Windows update introduces support for Console UWP apps. We’re also introducing support for UWP apps to get broader access to the file-system than was previously possible. In fact, it was during the design and development phases of the Console app support that we […]Andrew Whitechapel
- Automate UI testing with WinAppDriver – now supporting Pen input May 17, 2018Windows Application Driver (WinAppDriver) is continuing Microsoft’s investment in UI test automation tools for Windows 10, and now, we’re excited to announce the next release of WinAppDriver—version 1.1! A preview is available today— bringing support for Pen automation. The full v1.1 release is also on the horizon and will feature support for Multi-Touch in addition […]Hassan Uraizee
- Previewing support for same-site cookies in Microsoft Edge May 17, 2018Yesterday’s Windows Insider Preview build (build 17672) introduces support for the SameSite cookies standard in Microsoft Edge, ahead of a planned rollout in Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer. Same-site cookies enable more protection for users against cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks. Historically, sites such as example.com that make “cross-origin” requests to other domains such as […]Microsoft Edge Team
- Announcing the Xbox Adaptive Controller for accessible gaming May 17, 2018Today, over at Xbox Wire, Phil Spencer – Head of Xbox – is talking about our newest gaming controller designed to enable and empower even more Xbox One and Windows 10 gamers across the globe: The Xbox Adaptive Controller.Elana Pidgeon
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