XNA in Windows 8 from dream to reality

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	publicly available	No	15 Oct '12 - 14:22	Available	Chris Maunder
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	3	No	15 Oct '12 - 12:38	Pending	Simon Jackson
Added a new update following discussions on the article, seems there is a way to turn a Class Library into a full app and inject XNA code into it.
	2	No	15 Oct '12 - 9:41	Available	Smitha Vijayan
Updates in content. 268 changes had been made.
	1	No	15 Oct '12 - 8:17	Pending	Simon Jackson
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Simon Jackson

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Long time game developer / IT maniac.
By day working as a lowly Technical Architect for a healthcare software firm, by night Masquerading as the Master Chief of ZenithMoon Studios.

At heart I'm a community developer breaking down lots of fun and curious technologies and bringing them to the masses.

I'm also a contributor to several open source projects, most notably the AdRotator advertising rotator project for Windows and Windows Phone.

After a hefty break with Windows Phone and Windows 8 I'm heading back to my XNA roots to show how beginners and current XNA devs can take their skills forward with XNA's bleak future.

An exploration into getting XNA running on Windows 8 & .NET 4.5 and all the perils, pitfalls and opportunities it provides.

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Licence	CPOL
First Posted	15 Oct 2012
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