Presentation from Lee Stott, Microsoft on Windows Phone 8 Development- presented at Microsoft want to show you how Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 are the perfect platform for you to build your next app! Event At Portsmouth University http://blogs.msdn.com/b/uk_faculty_connection/archive/2013/03/21/microsoft-want-to-show-you-how-windows-8-and-windows-phone-8-are-the-perfect-platform-for-you-to-build-your-next-app.aspx
18. Windows Phone 8
Shared core with Windows 8
Common programming model
Reusable code
Native games
http://dev.windowsphone.com
http://design.windowsphone.com
19.
20. Design a UX that is native for each platform
• One or two-handed touch, mouse
• One-handed touch most common
• No guarantee of any specific hardware, must
• Guaranteed hardware, such as
check at runtime
camera & accelerometer
• Rows & columns of content can work well
• Avoid multiple columns of content
• Scroll horizontally for more content
• Scroll vertically for more content
• Significant room on the app bar
• Very limited room on the app bar
• On-screen back button
• Hardware back button
• Semantic zoom
• No semantic zoom
25. Windows Store Developer Account for FREE
Create a DreamSpark account Use your DreamSpark account
(free to students/academics to apply for a free Windows 8
using a .ac.uk email) and link it and Windows Phone
to a Microsoft email account Developer Registration Codes
(hotmail.com, live.com etc.) (normally over £100)
Use the code to register on
the Windows Store
28. The Windows Store
A new opportunity for Windows developers
1 2 3 4 5
App is available in Customer
the Store Catalog purchases app Enjoy!
App is associated
to Microsoft
Account & Device
29. Phases of an Application Development
http://dev.windows.com)
(http://dev.windowsphone.com)
32. Certification
Certification ensures that apps
in the Windows Store are safe, Microsoft’s approach to
both for the system and the certification compared to other
users platforms
Microsoft’s approach to certification compared to other
platforms