Introducing Windows Phone 7 Development
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This document provides an overview of Windows Phone 7 development. It discusses the Windows Phone 7 hardware capabilities, the tools and frameworks available for building applications, including Silverlight and XNA, the application publishing process, and Windows Phone design principles. It also demonstrates key Windows Phone 7 features like the application lifecycle, push notifications, and location awareness. The document encourages developers to learn more about Windows Phone 7 development through Microsoft and community resources.
Introducing Windows Phone 7 Development
- 1. IntroducingWindows Phone 7DevelopmentMatt Lacey @MRLaceyhttp://blog.mrlacey.co.uk/matt@mrlacey.co.uk
- 6. “will excel in 7 areas”Start experienceSocial communicationsHardware choicePhotosBest for business usersLocation aware searchXbox Live gaming
- 7. hardwareCapacitive multi-touchSensorsCameraMemoryGPU & CPUFixed screen sizeAnd it makes phone calls
- 8. Building ApplicationsHigh performance game framework
- 9. Rapid creation of multi-screen 2D and 3D games
- 11. Mature, robust, widely adopted technology
- 12. Xbox 360, Windows, and Zune
- 13. Modern application UI framework
- 14. Rapid creation of visually stunning apps
- 16. 500,000 developers spanning Windows and webDevelopment ToolsSilverlight & XNA Project TypesEmulatorVisual Studio DebugBlend for PhoneExpress - Emulator - DeviceDeveloper Registration ToolXAP Deployment ToolWindows Phone Developer Tools(WPDT)
- 17. Publishing Process.xap.xap.xap.xap.xap.xap.xap.xapApplication and Game Submission.dll.dll.dll.dll.dll.dll.dll.dllAppPackaging &ValidationAppsubmissionMarketplaceWindows Phone 7 Deployment ServiceApplyTest CriteriaAddMetadataSign
- 18. Running an XNA game
- 19. XNA Demo
- 21. Principles of “Metro”Clean, Light, Open, FastCelebrate TypographyAlive in MotionContent, Not ChromeAuthentically DigitalFocus on the individualDelightful experiences that are easy to use
- 22. Demos
- 23. App Lifecycle & TombstoningApplicationBack-StackNot StartedLaunchingClosingTerminatedRunningActivatedDeactivatedTombstoned
- 25. Silverlight for Windows Phone ToolkitGestureService/GestureListenerContextMenuDatePickerTimePickerToggleSwitchWrapPanel
- 26. What we’ve seenHardwareDeveloper Tools & ExperienceXNA vs/& SilverlightMarketplace“Metro” ToolkitApplication Life cycle Push NotificationsOrientation LocationLaunchers & ChoosersInputIsolated StorageHubs
- 28. Now what?http://developer.windowsphone.com http://wpug.net/resources http://create.msdn.com/@MRLaceyhttp://mrlacey.co.uk/
Editor's Notes
- #12: Update is responsible for reading the state of the user input, network input and mutating the game stateDraw is responsible for reading the game state and rendering that to the screen
- #13: outputTheming (panorama & pivot) Orientation Sound (Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Audio.SoundEffect)Input- App Bar Sip (inputtype) back button (override OnBackKeyPress) Accelerometer gestures Microphone (Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Audio.Microphone)- Launchers & ChoosersApp lifecycleBack buttonLocation (+ maps)
- #16: outputTheming (panorama & pivot) Orientation Sound (Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Audio.SoundEffect)Input- App Bar Sip (inputtype) back button (override OnBackKeyPress) Accelerometer gestures Microphone (Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Audio.Microphone)- Launchers & ChoosersApp lifecycleLocation (+ maps)