There are so many examples of applications using pre-processing strategy that it is trivial. For example using a webcam we often find the device driver doing some software adjustments and corrections such as white balancing. Too often we find devices using software features. Other examples would be in a pipeline and User Interfaces. When it comes to UI we already learned to fill the list when the user clicks the drop-down, so only when the user really wants to use the list we will "pay" for the data.
JavaScript*
Tour de Blocks: Preview the Benefits of Parallel JavaScript* Technology by Intel Labs
Description
Tour de Blocks is a browser-based game developed by Intel Labs that allows you to preview the benefits of Parallel JavaScript* technology. The game is built using the River Trail prototype implementation of the technology available on GitHub.com.
River Trail: Bringing Parallel JavaScript* to the Web
Parallel JavaScript* technology is being developed by Intel Labs to enable more powerful and immersive web-based applications for PCs, laptops, and Ultrabook™ devices. Parallel JavaScript promises to speed up web applications across future HTML5 platforms by taking advantage of the parallel processing capabilities inherent in the latest Intel multi-core microprocessors.
Developing for Intel Smart Connect Technology
If you are an app developer and you are interested in how you can take advantage of the Intel Smart Connect Technology (ISCT) in your Desktop and Windows Store apps, this blog will provide the following information:
- What is Intel Smart Connect Technology
- How does an application take advantage of Intel Smart Connect Technology
- What are the System States that are applicable to this technology
- What applications are best suited for Intel Smart Connect Technology
- Guidelines for application developers
Ultrabook Feature Compatibility Matrix for Windows 8 Development
Architecture Support for Windows 8 Application Modes
Introduction to Cross-Platform Application Development Using AppMobi* XDK
Cross-platform application development implies writing once and deploying to multiple platforms. Application developers can monetize better by taking advantage of development tools that favor cross-platform design and development. Android* and iOS* are two mobile application development platforms that most app developers want to have their applications run on. The architecture of the software stack and the hardware capabilities of the devices running on the two different platforms pose challenges to cross-platform application development.
New Windows 8 Code Samples on Intel Developer Zone
The following code samples will help developers get started writing both Windows Store apps (9 samples) and Windows 8 Desktop (1 sample). The Windows Store app samples are JavaScript/HTML and the Windows 8 Desktop sample is written in C++.
The samples can be downloaded from the links provided below. The full set of samples can also be found on the Intel Developer Zone. There will be updates as new samples become available.
Ultrabook Feature Compatibility Matrix for Windows 8 Development
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Abstract
If you are an app developer and want to learn about what is required for Windows 8 Desktop and Windows Store apps, this article, “Ultrabook Feature Compatibility Matrix for Windows 8* Development,” will help guide you in the right path.
Matriz de compatibilidad de función de Ultrabook para el desarrollo de Windows 8
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Resumen
Si eres un desarrollador de aplicaciones y quieres aprender sobre los requisitos de las aplicaciones de Windows 8 Desktop y de Windows Store, este artículo "Matriz de compatibilidad de función de Ultrabook para el desarrollo de Windows 8," te guiará en el camino correcto.
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