codeShow for Windows 8.1

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The codeShow project is a Windows 8 app written with HTML and JavaScript that is intended to help developers learn to make Windows 8 apps� using HTML and JavaScript. In the past, the project has been merely a large collection of demos, but v2 is in the works and promises to introduce some more features useful to developers everywhere. Come see what�s new and how you can get involved in this open source project today.



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