Getting ready for Windows Phone 7
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These slides were originally presented at the .NET User Group October 2010 meeting. Come spend some time with Windows Phone 7, Visual Studio 2010, Expression Blend and learn everything you’ll need to know to get started writing your killer application for the Windows Phone. We’ll skip the fluff and dive right into writing a Silverlight-based application for Windows Phone 7. Topics will include application architecture, navigation, application bars and menus, application icons and live tiles, isolated storage, web service consumption, and tombstoning best practices.
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- 1. getting ready for windows phone 7 stl .net users group – 10/15/10 brad tutterow www.codebadger.com twitter.com/codebadger gasmileage.codeplex.com
- 5. Metro UI
- 7. Standardized Hardware Foundation Capacitive touch 4 or more contact points Sensors A-GPS, Accelerometer, Compass, Light, Proximity Camera 5 mega pixels or more, flash required, camera button required Multimedia Common detailed specs, Codec acceleration Memory 256MB RAM or more, 8GB Flash or more GPU DirectX 9 acceleration CPU ARMv7 Cortex/Scorpion or better Hardware buttons | Start, Search, Back
- 9. Two Flavors of Applications
- 11. Services Microsoft Services Existing Web Services Windows Phone Cloud integration client services Frameworks Your Web Service Notification ServiceLocation Service Custom Web Service Windows Phone Application
- 13. Dev Tools
- 17. Demo: Digging Deeper MVVM Isolated Storage Execution Lifecycle Calling Services
- 19. Event About Launching A new instance of your app is starting Activated The user came back to an existing instance of your app Closing Your app is being exited permanently Deactivated The user has left your app for another but may come back later Application Lifecycle
- 20. Transient state and Persistent Data save when deactivated restore when activated save when deactivated restore when activated save when closing restore when opening
- 23. hubs
- 24. App Hub http://create.msdn.com/ Other resources www.codebadger.com gasmileage.codeplex.com windows phone 7 training kit
Editor's Notes
- Jourdan Templeton, NZ Focused on the consumer, not the enterprise A phone that you buy for yourself and take to work
- Glanceable information Focus on the content, not on the interface No “Chrome” Based on metro signage Already present in Zune Maybe watch commercial
- Silverlight, XNA, and .NET PLUS Launchers and choosers Push notification Accelerometer GPS
- Import bc Phone online all time time Some things just can’t be done on the phone
- VS 2010 Expression Blend 4 Emulator Works in full version or can get phone-only version for free