Direct2D Fundamentals - Part 2

By Kenny Kerr
Learn how to use the powerful new Direct2D 1.1 API along with DirectX to develop stunning applications for the Windows desktop, Windows Store, and Windows Phone.
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By Kenny Kerr
Learn how to use the powerful new Direct2D 1.1 API along with DirectX to develop stunning applications for the Windows desktop, Windows Store, and Windows Phone.
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Introduction
4m 6s
Introduction 0m 38s What is Direct2D 1m 33s Availability 1m 4s Building a Cross-Platform App 0m 51s
Common Foundation
21m 35s
Introduction 0m 48s The Desktop Project 0m 57s Demo: The Desktop Project 4m 27s Error Handling 2m 57s Demo: Error Handling 5m 6s The Windows Store Project 0m 50s Demo: The Windows Store Project 3m 28s The Windows Phone Project 0m 47s Demo: The Windows Phone Project 2m 15s
Desktop Window
13m 59s
Introduction 0m 33s Window Plumbing 1m 2s Demo: Window Plumbing 5m 32s Resource Handlers 1m 15s Demo: Resource Handlers 5m 37s
Direct3D
13m 41s
Introduction 0m 28s Direct3D Devices 2m 5s Demo: Direct3D Devices 4m 50s Direct2D Device and Device Context 2m 25s Demo: Direct2D Device and Device Context 3m 53s
Swap Chain
29m 52s
Introduction 0m 34s DXGI and the Swap Chain 2m 10s Demo: DXGI and the Swap Chain 7m 47s Direct2D and the Swap Chain 0m 51s Demo: Direct2D and the Swap Chain 5m 1s Resizing the Swap Chain 1m 18s Demo: Resizing the Swap Chain 6m 5s Rendering and Presentation 0m 51s Demo: Rendering and Presentation 5m 15s
The Clock
38m 58s
Introduction 0m 28s Drawing the Clock 0m 22s Demo: Drawing the Clock 12m 59s Adding a Background Image 0m 59s Demo: Adding a Background Image 14m 18s Adding a Shadow Effect 0m 51s Demo: Adding a Shadow Effect 9m 1s
Animation
28m 26s
Introduction 0m 26s Revisiting the Message Loop 0m 51s Demo: Revisiting the Message Loop 4m 58s Swap Chain Occlusion 1m 10s Demo: Swap Chain Occlusion 6m 1s Power Management 0m 25s Demo: Power Management 2m 50s Windows Animation Manager 0m 46s Demo: Windows Animation Manager 10m 59s
Windows Runtime
34m 2s
Introduction 0m 25s CoreWindow 1m 2s Demo: CoreWindow 8m 45s Visibility and the Message Loop 1m 29s Demo: Visibility and the Message Loop 5m 59s DirectX and the CoreWindow 1m 11s Demo: DirectX and the CoreWindow 13m 10s Demo: The Clock 2m 1s
Windows Phone
10m 39s
Introduction 0m 50s Demo: Windows Phone 9m 49s
This is an intense crash course in DirectX programming. You’re going to learn about Direct3D, DXGI, devices, swap chains, but it’s more than that. This course is about developing awesome applications for Windows. You’re going to learn how to develop applications that can run cross-platform, reaching the Windows desktop, Windows Store, and Windows Phone environments. You’re going to learn about performance and efficiency. You’re going to learn how to produce high-quality animation. Moreover, you’re going to do it all in C++.
Table of Contents
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Introduction
4m 6s
Introduction 0m 38s What is Direct2D 1m 33s Availability 1m 4s Building a Cross-Platform App 0m 51s
Common Foundation
21m 35s
Introduction 0m 48s The Desktop Project 0m 57s Demo: The Desktop Project 4m 27s Error Handling 2m 57s Demo: Error Handling 5m 6s The Windows Store Project 0m 50s Demo: The Windows Store Project 3m 28s The Windows Phone Project 0m 47s Demo: The Windows Phone Project 2m 15s
Desktop Window
13m 59s
Introduction 0m 33s Window Plumbing 1m 2s Demo: Window Plumbing 5m 32s Resource Handlers 1m 15s Demo: Resource Handlers 5m 37s
Direct3D
13m 41s
Introduction 0m 28s Direct3D Devices 2m 5s Demo: Direct3D Devices 4m 50s Direct2D Device and Device Context 2m 25s Demo: Direct2D Device and Device Context 3m 53s
Swap Chain
29m 52s
Introduction 0m 34s DXGI and the Swap Chain 2m 10s Demo: DXGI and the Swap Chain 7m 47s Direct2D and the Swap Chain 0m 51s Demo: Direct2D and the Swap Chain 5m 1s Resizing the Swap Chain 1m 18s Demo: Resizing the Swap Chain 6m 5s Rendering and Presentation 0m 51s Demo: Rendering and Presentation 5m 15s
The Clock
38m 58s
Introduction 0m 28s Drawing the Clock 0m 22s Demo: Drawing the Clock 12m 59s Adding a Background Image 0m 59s Demo: Adding a Background Image 14m 18s Adding a Shadow Effect 0m 51s Demo: Adding a Shadow Effect 9m 1s
Animation
28m 26s
Introduction 0m 26s Revisiting the Message Loop 0m 51s Demo: Revisiting the Message Loop 4m 58s Swap Chain Occlusion 1m 10s Demo: Swap Chain Occlusion 6m 1s Power Management 0m 25s Demo: Power Management 2m 50s Windows Animation Manager 0m 46s Demo: Windows Animation Manager 10m 59s
Windows Runtime
34m 2s
Introduction 0m 25s CoreWindow 1m 2s Demo: CoreWindow 8m 45s Visibility and the Message Loop 1m 29s Demo: Visibility and the Message Loop 5m 59s DirectX and the CoreWindow 1m 11s Demo: DirectX and the CoreWindow 13m 10s Demo: The Clock 2m 1s
Windows Phone
10m 39s
Introduction 0m 50s Demo: Windows Phone 9m 49s
Description
This is an intense crash course in DirectX programming. You’re going to learn about Direct3D, DXGI, devices, swap chains, but it’s more than that. This course is about developing awesome applications for Windows. You’re going to learn how to develop applications that can run cross-platform, reaching the Windows desktop, Windows Store, and Windows Phone environments. You’re going to learn about performance and efficiency. You’re going to learn how to produce high-quality animation. Moreover, you’re going to do it all in C++.
Course info
Level
Intermediate
Rating
(60)
Duration
3h 15m
Released
15 Feb 2013
Course authors
Kenny Kerr

Kenny Kerr is a computer programmer and recognized expert in Windows operating system development and programming languages.

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