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Tweet Over my last posts I talked about Windows Phone 7, we saw some real examples for Location Service, Maps, Ads, Accelerometer and more. Location Service and Bing Maps Raise My Dog–Russian Connect Window Phone 7 and Windows 8 app to Microsoft pubCenter Accelerometer Sensor for Windows Phone 7 Because I saw how many of you download my demo projects I understand the need for more demos around Windows Phone 7. So Today, we’ll build a Puzzle Game for Windows Phone 7 (Including the Sources ) Download...
CodeProject As you know AppHub is open for Israel ( Now It's Official (I think) - Israeli Developers Can Register to Develop WP7 Apps ) and several other countries. So I decide to move my WP7 Games and Applications I wrote and publish using YallaApps to my own AppHub, when I started to upload the first XAP file I got this message: I’ve used the same XAP as I used in YallaApps so what happened? Just add the below attribute to your WP7 Application assembly file and you’re Done! [ assembly : NeutralResourcesLanguage...
Feature Pack 2 is Available! Brian Harry just release a post about the new Feature pack for the Testing area in Visual Studio 2010 and Microsoft Test Manager: Full Article - Feature Pack 2 is Imminent Silverlight Support Now you can test your Silverlight apps as well as your other desktop applications. We’ve added support both for coded UI tests and for record and playback in Microsoft Test Runner (part of Microsoft Test Professional). You are able to record the execution of your Silverlight...
Windows Phone 7 – The First Fart Application Yes I know, Farting isn’t nice… But each and every mobile phone on the planet has a Fart Application (Don’t ask me why!), So as a Fan of Phone 7 (In theory, still waiting to actually feel it…) I decide there is no way Microsoft Phone 7 will be without a decent Fart Application . (Fartless… :-)) So I built a simple Phone 7 Application called – Fart With 7 or Fart7 (Picture from the right) –> Just download the zip file, extract it and run it from Visual...
Silverlight PivotViewer – Add Collection To Your Silverlight Application In my last post Silverlight Pivotviewer – The Full Guide was about Silverlight PivotViewer introduction and how to create your own collection to group large amount of data. In this post I’ll show how to add your Pivot Collection to your Silverlight Application. Gettings Started 1. Create new Silverlight Application 2. Add reference to “ System.Windows.Pivot.dll ” located under C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Silverlight...
Silverlight PivotViewer – The Full Guide What’s Silverlight PivotViewer? Pivot makes it easier to interact with massive amounts of data in ways that are powerful, informative, and fun. Microsoft Live Labs tried to step back and design an interaction model that accommodates the complexity and scale of information rather than the traditional structure of the Web. Before Getting Started –> Things You Need To Know System Requirements Recommended : Windows 7 with Aero enabled,2-GHz 32-bit (x86) processor...
Build Your First Windows Phone 7 Silverlight Application - Part 2 In the last post Build Your First Windows Phone 7 Silverlight Application - Part 1 I show how to create new Windows Phone 7 Application project and we wrote some code to change Color Background. In this post I’ll show how to work with Windows Phone 7 Emulator to test your application. Run Windows Phone 7 Emulator In Visual Studio 2010 you will notice that you have a combobox to select the desire Device, unless you have a Windows...