by vbandi via VBandi's blog on 7/19/2011 7:18:21 PM
I am proud to announce that my first ever e-book is now available! If you are a Silverlight developer wanting to jump onto the Windows Phone 7 bandwagon, the book introduces key Windows Phone 7 concepts and quickly puts you in the right mindset for phone development.
The e-book can be bought from Silverlight Show. There are two sample excerpts available:
Dave Campbell, the “Silverlight Cream” guy and Silverlight MVP of the year said:
“Wow... get some great in-your-hands training on WP7 development from András Velvárt... I bought my copy, and it's more than worth the $4.99 price... great job András and SilverlightShow!"
Here is the table of contents:
Introduction Silverlight on the Phone Sandbox on the Phone Compact Framework Web Browser Tools The Windows Phone Emulator Phone-specific Services Silverlight Toolkit for Windows Phone 7 12 Location Services Push Notifications Application Bar Launchers and Choosers Integrating with the Pictures Hub Integrating with the Music + Videos Hub Keyboard Layouts Trial API Design Considerations The Metro Design Language Clean, Light, Open, Fast Celebrate Typography Alive in Motion Content, not Chrome Authentically Digital Metro on the Windows Phone 7 Lock Screen The Back Button Panorama and Pivot Input on the Phone (available as free online resource) The accelerometer The Microphone Touch Input Portrait and Landscape (available as free online resource) Themes (available as free online resource) Performance The UI and Compositor Threads Analyzing Graphics Performance Frame Rate Counters Redraw Regions Cache Visualization The Kryptonite of WP7 Silverlight Apps: List performance Optimizing ItemTemplates To Virtualize or Not? Advanced techniques for better scroll experience One more note about the Emulator Publishing to the Marketplace Getting a Marketplace Developer Account Checklist for App Submission The verification process About the Author
Original Post: My e-book: Windows Phone 7 for Silverlight Developers
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