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USC: Totally cool index of How-To for Windows Phone 7

USC: Totally cool index of How-To for Windows Phone 7

Surf4Fun

18 Jan 2012 5:56 PM

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Not being terribly creative today, out at USC I discovered that there was a complete how-to cheatsheet at:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg278408(v=vs.92).aspx

Which for the most part is shown below, of course you should go to the link above for the best results.

(This was posted for use during a presentation, so don’t taz me bro)

How to first apps in Silverlight, XNA and Silverlight/XNA

Working with Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone

Windows Phone Emulator

Windows Phone Performance Analysis

Physical Device Testing Tools

Windows Phone Marketplace Readiness

Saving State and Page Navigation

Networking and Web Services

How to: Apply Theme Resources for Windows Phone

How to: Encrypt Data in a Windows Phone Application

Common Application Development Tasks

Globalization and Localization

Creating Trial Applications

Application Bar

Background Tasks (File Transfers, Agents, and Alarms)

Camera Applications

Photos and Extensibility

Contacts and Calendar

Controls for Windows Phone

WebBrowser Control

How to: Use the DeviceStatus Class for Windows Phone

Push Notifications

Search Extensibility

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