Developing silverlight applications for windows phone 7 series
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This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on developing Silverlight applications for Windows Phone 7 using Visual Studio 2010. The presentation includes: 1. A brief history of Windows Mobile systems and an introduction to the new features of Windows Phone 7, including the Metro UI, hubs, and the Windows Phone Marketplace. 2. An overview of the Windows Phone 7 application platform, including the Silverlight and XNA frameworks, Visual Studio and Expression Blend tools, and cloud services. 3. A "Hello World" demo and discussion of developing applications using Silverlight with Windows Phone 7. 4. A question and answer session and information on resources for Windows Phone 7 development.
Developing silverlight applications for windows phone 7 series
- 1. YuriyOpryshko, independent developerFor Lviv .NET User GroupDeveloping Silverlight applications for Windows Phone 7 using Visual Studio 2010
- 2. Brief history of Windows Mobile systemsWindows Phone 7: New featuresApplication Platform OverviewDemo: Hello World!Developing for Windows Phone 7 with SilverlightDemo: Weather ForecastQ&AAgenda
- 3. Brief history of Windows Mobile systems
- 4. Windows Phone ClassicPocket PC 2000 The very first Windows MobilesystemMultiple CPU architecturesBasic features
- 5. Windows Phone ClassicPocket PC 2002Enhanced UISmartphones supportVPN supportMSN MessengerSynchronization of foldersNew applications
- 6. Windows Phone ClassicWindows Mobile 2003 and WM2003 SEFour editionsBluetooth supportNew applicationsWPA support (SE)Support for different screen resolutions
- 7. Windows Phone ClassicWindows Mobile 5.NET Compact Framework 1.0Office MobileDirectShowGPS SupportBetter Bluetooth supportNew applications
- 8. Windows Phone ClassicWindows Mobile 6.NET Compact Framework 2.0SQL Server 2005 CEVoIP supportWindows LiveExchange 2007 supportAJAX and JavaScript support in Internet Explorer MobileNew applications
- 9. Windows Phone ClassicWindows Mobile 6.5‘not the full release wanted’ – Steve BallmerNew GUI and Today screenMore finger-friendlyInternet Explorer Mobile 6.0Cloud services
- 10. Custom UI revamps for VM6HTC SenseSPB Mobile Shell
- 11. Stylus-oriented systemNo multi-touch supportDifferent UX on different phonesNon-centralized application deployment…etcConcerns of Windows Phone Classic
- 12. Windows Phone 7: New Features
- 13. Windows Phone 7 is not just a new version – it is completely different from Windows Phone ClassicEnd user comes firstUI consistency between manufacturersPredictable hardware specificationThe New Approach
- 14. Completely New ‘Metro’ UINative Multi-touch supportHubs – the feature centersCentralized content MarketplaceLive Mesh synchronizationLots of apps… and a lot more!New features: user’s view
- 15. HubsOffice HubOffice MobileSharePointOutlook and OneNotePeople Hub – Communication centralAll information for the contactLive social feed updates
- 16. MarketplaceThe consolidated place to acquire contentApplicationsGamesMusicXbox LiveThe only way to install an application
- 17. No more .NET Compact FrameworkSilverlight 4! XNA!Hardware consistency between modelsLots and lots of API’sGPSVirtual Keyboard…lots moreMarketplace for distributing applicationsNew features: developer’s view
- 18. Windows Phone 7 Application Platform Overview
- 19. Two frameworks: Silverlight and XNADevelopment: Visual Studio + Expression Blend + Cloud services‘focus on consumers and the information and experiences they care about’Overview
- 20. The 3 Screens
- 22. Visual Studio 2010 - IDEExpression Blend – Interface designWindows Phone Emulator – application deployment and debuggingXNA Game Studio – managed 2D and 3D game developmentSamples, Documentation, Guides and CommunityTools and Support
- 23. Silverlight and .NET FrameworkXNA FrameworkSensorsMediaDataLocationRuntimes On “Screen”
- 24. Registration and ValidationCertification, Publishing and Update ManagementWindows Phone Marketplace and BillingBusiness IntelligenceDeveloper Portal Services
- 25. NotificationsLocationIdentity, Feeds, Social, and Maps ServicesAzureCloud Services
- 28. Developing for Windows Phone 7 with Silverlight
- 29. Free download from developer.windowsphone.comIncludes Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone and an add-in for Visual Studio 2010Current version based on Release Candidate of VS and is not compatible with RTM versionWindows Phone Developer Tools
- 30. Media supportHardware decodingXNA framework sound effect APISupports polyphonic, looping wav dataMediaElement limitationsOnly one MediaElement per pageNo VideoBrush supportMedia
- 31. VibrationAccelerometerMeasures force applied on each axis over timeLocation serviceSensors and controllersVibrateControllervc = VibrateController.Default;vc.Start(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(3));GeoCoordinateWatcher watcher = newGeoCoordinateWatcher(GeoPositionAccuracy.Low)
- 32. TextBox supports different InputScopesExamples are Text, Url, Number, Time, TelephoneNumber and AddressScrollViewer has built-in support for gestures such as pan and flick.Audio input gives access to raw PCM WAV dataCalls BufferReady at regular intervals, or the application can call GetData at any time10ms latencyInput
- 33. Can display local and network contentSupports pan, double tap and pinch for zoomingNo in-browser Silverlight at the initial releaseApplication can interact with JavaScriptDisabled by defaultWeb browser control
- 34. Silverlight to Javascriptstring result = wb.InvokeScript(“myFunction”, arg);function myFunction(arg) { return “.NET community”; }Javascript to Silverlightvoid wb_ScriptNotify(object sender, NotifyEventArgs e){ MessageBox.Show(e.Value); }window.external.notify(“.NET community”)Web browser integration
- 36. Q&A
- 37. WindowsPhone7.comWindows Phone 7 Developer Center:http://developer.windowsphone.com/windows-phone-7-series/WP7 Developer Tools:http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9713250twitter.com/mcm69dotnetshack.blogspot.comThank you!