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Professional Windows phone 7 application development : building applications and games using Visual Studio, Silverlight, and XNA / Nick Randolph, Christopher Fairbairn ; technical editor, Scott Spradlin

Author
Randolph, Nick, 1978-
Additional Titles
Windows phone 7 application development
Published
Indianapolis, Ind. : Wiley Pub., [2011]
Copyright Date
©2011
Physical Description
1 online resource
Additional Creators
Fairbairn, Christopher and Spradlin, Scott
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Contents
Taking the Metro with Windows Phone -- Free transport with Visual Studio 2010 and Expression Blend 4 -- Designing layouts using red threads -- Adding motion -- Orientation and overlays -- Navigation -- Application tiles and notification -- Tasks -- Touch input -- Shake, rattle, and vibrate -- Who said that? -- Where am I : finding your way -- Connectivity and the web -- Consuming the cloud -- Data visualization -- Storing and synchronizing data -- Frameworks -- Security -- Gaming with XNA -- Where to next?
Summary
A one-of-a-kind book on Windows Phone 7 development. While numerous books cover both Silverlight and XNA, there lacks a resource that covers the specifics of Windows Phone 7 development. This book fills that void and shares the specifics of building phone applications and games. You'll learn how to get started with designing, building, testing, and deploying mobile applications for Windows Phone 7. Working examples used throughout the book cover how to design and layout a Windows Phone 7 application, interact with the device, and even sell your applications.: Fills the void in the market for a.
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9781118015346 (ebk)
1118015347 (ebk)
9781118013939 (ebk)
111801393X (ebk)
9781118013946 (ebk)
1118013948 (ebk)
1282884174
9781282884175
9780470891667
0470891661
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"Programmer to programmer."
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