1. Windows Phone
Goran Đonović, MSP Lead
FTN Novi Sad, Mar 10 2012

2. People vs. Icons
Windows Phone.

3. Modern communication built in
A smarter way to app
Internet beyond the browser
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4. Windows Phone puts people at the center making it easier to connect and share with friends,
family and colleagues, so you never miss a moment.
Modern communication A smarter way Internet
built in. to app. beyond the browser.
 People Hub with Facebook,  Pin apps to the Start screen for  A fast, beautiful web experience
LinkedIn and Twitter, built in. live updates at a glance. with Internet Explorer 9 and
hardware acceleration.
 Group friends, pin them to Start  Apps connected to your
for live updates and text, email searches make them easier to  Local Scout provides
and IM them all at once. discover and use. suggestions and prioritized local
search results on restaurants,
 Facebook Chat, Messenger, shopping and things to do.
check-ins, and photo tagging
built in.
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5. Windows Phone
Developer Tools
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6. Windows Phone application
development
 Use your existing .NET and Visual Studio skills to create rich
and powerful applications
 Developers coming from other platforms enjoy short ramp-up
times and helpful resources provided by the Microsoft
Developer Network
 Components:
 Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone
 Windows Phone Emulator
 Silverlight 4 Tools
 XNA Game Studio 4.0
 Microsoft Expression Blend for Windows Phone
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7. Create an integrated experience
for
3rd-party apps
Applications that
follow the Metro
design language
enable end-
users to
immediately
navigate and use
your app.
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8. Windows Phone
Marketplace
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9. Great Momentum

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10. Marketplace
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11. IDC and Gartner Reports
2015 Market Share Forecast
Operating System IDC Gartner
Android 45% 49%
Symbian 0% 0%
Windows Phone 21% 20%
iOS 15% 17%
BlackBerry OS 14% 11%
Other (Linux, webOS, Maemo/MeeGo) 5% 3%
Grand Total 100% 100%
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12. Nokia Lumia 710
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13. Nokia Lumia 800
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14. How can Student Tech
Club help you with
development
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15.  You can contact MSP on your faculty (see the contact
slide)
 We provide you with the WP7 testing device
 We provide Pluralsight monthly subscrption ($30)
 We provide you with the AppaMundi voucher – for
publishing your apps
 Windows Phone 7 contest(s) (I’ll explain latter)
 Windows Phone 7 Hackathon
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16. Windows Phone
Getting started
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17. What you have vs. what you need
Tools & frameworks
Hardware and OS preps
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23. WP7 appliacation types
 XNA application (mostly games)
 Silverlight application (apps + games)
 Pivot
 Panorama
 Combined
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24. Silverlight application
 XAML + C#
 MVVM
 Metro UI
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25. Page organization
 Portrait Frame
 Landscape Page
 Application bar
 Status bar Content
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26. UI controls
HCI awareness
 Simple controls
 Pivot control
 Panorama control
 Silverlight toolkit control
 User controls
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27. Panorama and Pivot controls
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28. Panorama i Pivot controls
<p style="text-align: left;"> <Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot">
<controls:Panorama Title="my application">
<!--Panorama item one-->
<controls:PanoramaItem Header="item1">
<Grid/>
</controls:PanoramaItem>
<!--Panorama item two-->
<controls:PanoramaItem Header="item2">
<Grid/>
</controls:PanoramaItem>
</controls:Panorama>
</Grid></p>
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29. Silverlight WP7 Toolkit controls
 AutoCompleteBox
 ListPicker
 LongListSelector
 GestureService/GestureListener
 LoopingSelector
 ContextMenu
 DatePicker
 TimePicker
 ToggleSwitch
 WrapPanel
 HeaderedItemsControl
Or simply make yours  we’ll talk later
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30. Save your data
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31. Application lifecycle
private void Application_Launching
private void Application_Activated
private void Application_Deactivated
private void Application_Closing
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32. Using Sensors
private void MainPage_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {
this.Accelerometer = new Accelerometer();
this.Accelerometer.ReadingChanged += new
EventHandler<AccelerometerReadingEventArgs>(Accelerometer_ReadingChange
d);
this.Accelerometer.Start();
}
private void Accelerometer_ReadingChanged(object sender,
AccelerometerReadingEventArgs e) {
// HANDLE HERE ACCELEROMETER DATA
}
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33. Windows Phone
DEMO –put your code where your
mouth is : )
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34. DEMO – what is the plan
 Make my first WP7 App
 Hello world
 Databound App
 Using Expression Blend
 Look some cool App
 Using the emulator
 How to debug
 How to test (or write tests)
 How to deploy my App
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35. Contact
• goran.djonovic@studentpartner.com
•https://twitter.com/#!/gdjonovic
• http://www.msacademic.rs/
• http://www.facebook.com/STC.FTN
• http://www.facebook.com/msacademic
• http://twitter.com/#!/msacademic
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36. Windows Phone
Competition -let the world know
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37. Microsoft Serbia and MT:S
proudly presents...
WP7 prize contest
• Contest will start in October and will be finished in
March 2012
• Prizes: 4 Windows Phone handsets, Microsoft
hardware!
• Apps will be published on Marketplace
• More info after Sinergija at Sinergija portal,
microsoft.com/serbia and msacademic.rs
• Follow @mssinergija, @MicrosoftSrbija or
@msacademic
• CREATE. WIN. HAVE FUN.
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38. Learning partner
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39. Q&A
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Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to
changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of
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