Relevant links:
- John’s blog and on Twitter (@john_papa)
- Jesse’s blog and on Twitter (@jesseliberty)
- Accompanying blog post and code
- Windows Phone 7 Training Kit
Relevant links:
Many of you have been writing to ask why it is taking so long for me to be reorganized this year, and sure enough I’ve been remiss in keeping you up to date. My
new position is as a Senior Program Manager in Microsoft Developer Guidance, specializing in Windows Phone 7 and Silverlight. I report to Pete Brown, and collectively, Pete, Jon Galloway, Joe Stagner and I report to Shanti Punukollu.
Talking with Gary Short, Developer Evangelist from DevExpress on Software Assisted Programming ![]()
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This is the first in the Windows From Scratch mini-tutorial series. This series assumes you have no experience with Silverlight nor with C#, nor .NET in general, but would like to learn to program the Windows Phone.
For all practical purposes, your choices come down to using a PC (or a Mac with Bootcamp) and…
| Note: you cannot run the Windows Phone 7 (WP7) Emulator under a virtual machine such as Parallels or Fusion |
Talking with folks from Firefly Logic about programming for Windows Phone 7 vs. iPhone programming. 
This two-part tutorial is included in both An iPhone Developer’s Guide to Windows Phone 7 Programming, and Windows Phone 7 Development for Silverlight Programmers. The material is equally relevant to both and so the two series have been temporarily joined.
In this second part of the tutorial, we will describe how to wire up the MainPage.xaml.cs file and bring all of the objects in the Bird Hunt game together into a running application
Talking with Larry Lieberman, Product Manager Windows Phone Application Framework ![]()
SPECIAL RELEASE In celebration of the upcoming release of Windows Phone: Writing Fantastic Applications & Games.
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Back in June, I wrote this to Silverlight developers:
Okay, tough love: if you are serious about Silverlight development, the days of using one Integrated Development Environment for all your work are…. over. The benefits of adding Expression Blend to your toolkit, and getting serious about learning how to use it well are so overwhelming that you can no longer afford to ignore them.
So, get over it, it was nice, but the fat lady has sung.
Guess What?
This Means You Too Windows Phone Developer!
I was just at the Windows Phone 7 Developer Tool’s Launch event in Boston (listen to my live podcast from the event) and one question I received many times from folks new both to the phone and to Silverlight was “where can I learn the basics of Silverlight?” I then came home to find this wonderful collection of quickstarts; highly recommended!
Talking with Joe Healy, Principle Developer Evangelist.
SPECIAL RELEASE == LIVE From the Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools Launch in Boston
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Dateline: October 11, 2010 – Worldwide
Microsoft today joined partners in revealing 9 new Windows Phone 7 handsets that will be available very soon from leading mobile providers in the US, Europe, Asia and Australia.
I for one, am ready to burst. I will be at the Boston Windows Phone 7 Firestarter both days, and am eager to show and tell about these phones: what a blast!
Talking with Jeffrey Blankenburg – Microsoft Field Evangelist for the Heartland, about Windows Phone 7 programming. ![]()
SPECIAL RELEASE TO CELEBRATE TODAY’S ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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