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Jesse Liberty - Migrating to Windows Phone

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This book offers everything youll need to upgrade your existing programming knowledge and begin to develop applications for the Windows Phone. It focuses on the 75 percent of the material that you will need 95 percent of the time. Were not going to teach you object-oriented programming (OOP) all over again, but we are going to take the time to point out how .NET and C# differ in their execution of the standard OOP concepts from other languages implementations in order to make your migration as smooth and stress-free as possible. Migrating to Windows Phone will lead you through a tour of the key features of developing for Microsofts devices. Well consider everything from data handling to accelerometers, from mapping to WCF. Well also walk you through monetizing your application through Microsofts online Windows Phone store. What youll learn To get your phone, IDE and other tools set up in an efficient manner The controls that are available to you in Windows Phone programming and how they can be applied To apply concepts of a non-trivial demo application to your own application context To point out the key elements of both the phone and the Visual Studio IDE The principles of push and pull data and data-binding To work with the features that make the Windows Phone unique (Bing Maps, WCF, Silverlight) To monetize your applications through advertising, the Windows Phone Marketplace, and other channels Who this book is for This book is for anyone seeking to develop applications for the Windows Phone. No prior Silverlight or C# knowledge is required, although an understanding of programming in general, and object-oriented programming in particular, is assumed. Notes are used liberally to highlight features and concepts that might be confusing to programmers unfamiliar with .NET and C#. Table of Contents Get Set Up: Getting all the tools Get to Work: Building a non-trivial application Get Control: Exploring the Windows Phone 7 controls Get the Data: Working with data-bound applications Get a Life: The Windows Phone 7 life cycle Get Moving: Enhancing your applications with Animation Get a Job: Interacting with the Phone, camera, GPS, etc. Get Pushy: Push notifications Get Online: Connecting to and browsing the web Get Lost: GPS, location services and maps Get Money: The Marketplace and monetizing your application

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Migrating to Windows Phone

Copyright 2012 by Jesse Liberty and Jeff Blankenburg

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ISBN-13 (pbk): 978-1-4302-3816-4

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This book is dedicated to my daughters, Robin and Rachel.

Jesse Liberty

This book is dedicated to my wife, Sara, and my children Riley and Miles.

Without your support and understanding, nothing would be possible.

Jeff Blankenburg

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About the Authors

Jesse Liberty is a senior developer-community evangelist on the Microsoft - photo 2Picture 3Jesse Liberty is a senior developer-community evangelist on the Microsoft Windows Phone team. He hosts the popular Yet Another Podcast on his popular blog at http://JesseLiberty.com. Liberty is the author of numerous top-selling books, including the forthcoming Programming Windows 8 (Apress, 2012) and Programming C# 4.0 (O'Reilly Media, 2010). Prior to Microsoft, he was a Distinguished Software Engineer at AT&T, a software architect for PBS, and vice president of information technology at Citibank. He can be followed on Twitter @JesseLiberty.

Jeff Blankenburg Ultra passionate Thats how Jeff describes his relationship - photo 4Picture 5Jeff Blankenburg. Ultra passionate. That's how Jeff describes his relationship with technology. Over the past ten years, Jeff has enthusiastically applied his technical expertise to build industry-changing web sites and marketing efforts for mega brands, including Victoria's Secret, Abercrombie & Fitch, Ford Motor Company, Sony, and several pharmaceutical companies. He's especially proficient in user interface design, web standards, and mobile application development. In addition to his senior developer evangelist role for Microsoft, Jeff contributed to Windows Developer Power Tools (O'Reilly Media, 2006) by James Avery and Jim Holmes, on the subject of code validation services; and he has more than ten applications available in the Windows Phone marketplace. He also serves as an organizer for the CodeMash, Stir Trek, and M3 conferences. Jeff holds a bachelor of science degree in psychology from Ohio's Bowling Green State University.

About the Technical Reviewer

Picture 6Damien Foggon is a developer, writer, and technical reviewer in cutting-edge technologies and has contributed to more than 50 books on .NET, C#, Visual Basic, and ASP.NET. He is the co-founder of the Newcastlebased user-group NEBytes (www.nebytes.net) and is a multiple MCPD in .NET 2.0, 3.5, and 4.0. His blog, Notes from a Small Mind, is at http://blog.fasm.co.uk.

Picture 7Fabio Claudio Ferracchiati is a prolific writer and technical reviewer on cutting-edge technologies. He has contributed to many books on .NET, C#, Visual Basic, SQL Server, Silverlight, and ASP.NET. He is a .NET Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD) and lives in Rome, Italy. He is employed by Brain Force.

Acknowledgments

Thank you to Jeff Blankenburg whose genius was the sine qua non of this entire project. Special thanks to John Osborn, Jessica Belanger, Damien Foggon, Fabio Claudio Ferracchiati, Ewan Buckingham, Kimberly Burton, and all the folks at Apress for bringing this book to life and making it a far better book than the one we originally wrote. And thank you, dear readerwithout you, this book would be a paperweight.

Jesse Liberty

There are many people who helped me get this book to its final state, and without any of them, I'm not sure this would have been possible. Jesse Liberty gave me my first real authoring opportunity and his wisdom shaped my words on paper. Jessica Belanger provided laser focus on getting this book completed, despite delays and interruptions. John Osborne provided his editing wizardry; this book would have been much worse without his guidance. Martin Schray and Bob Laskey gave me the freedom and flexibility to pursue my passion. Dave Bost, Chris Koenig, and Jared Bienz were an incredible team of technologists to work with and learn from. Jeffery Bright and Angelo Lamatrice literally helped me learn to walk again during this book writing process.

Finally, I thank everyone who has sat through my presentations and articles over the years. You helped make this content what it is.

Jeff Blankenburg

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