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1. Building a WP7 app Lessons learned Bart Wullems (bart.wullems@ordina.be)

2. .NET Architect ALM Specialist Competence Center Leader Software Efficiency Microsoft Certified Trainer Microsoft Certified Professional Blog http://bartwullems.blogspot.com Email bart.wullems@ordina.be

3. Agenda The application… How we got there… Design Development Deployment 3

4. The application… 4

5. The application “TFS Monitor brings the power of Team Foundation Server to your mobile phone. Through a compelling and easy to use interface, you can monitor, track and create project events and data.” 5 http://tfs.ordina.be:8080/tfsservices/

6. TFS Monitor Application “Events, builds, projects and work item information is only one click away.” 6

7. TFS Monitor Application “Get a real time update of the current status of your projects. Know when a build fails, work items are changed or new code is added to source control.”

8. 8 “Get notified when something happens inside Team Foundation Server. Anyplace, anytime…”

9. TFS Monitor Application “View and manage all your TFS team projects from your Windows Phone.”

10. TFS Monitor Application “Track your bugs, monitor your tasks and create change request all through one interface.”

11. TFS Monitor Application “Monitor your builds, go for all green. Continuous integration was never easier.”

12. TFS Monitor Application “View all build details, changesets, tests and results.”

13. TFS Monitor Application “Contact related persons immediatelly through mail or phone call.”

15. How we got there… 15

16. Design Step 16 Prototype 1

18. Why do you want to show it?

20. Things to consider… Navigation Form factor Metro style… 19

21. Design Step 20 Architect 2

23. Connected vs Disconnected?

24. Security

26. Why oData? Open standards (REST, AtomPub, JSON) Easy to use Supported out of the box by Entity FW Model Sharepoint 2010 SQL Reporting Services R2 Sync Framework Azure … Implement your own WCF Data Services Toolkit

27. Development Step 24 Implement 3

29. Visual Studio 2010 Express for WP7

30. Sample data

31. Application Manifest

32. Notifications

34. Use sample data 27

35. Tools Visual Studio 2010 for WP7 Emulator Expression Blend for WP7 28

36. Configure Application Manifest Use Application Manifest to configure Capabilities Application Name Application Tile Start page …

37. Save app state in local storage 30

38. Push notifications 31

39. Push notifications 32

40. Development Step 33 Test 4

42. Theming

43. Screen orientation

44. Error handling

46. Themes 36 Light Dark

47. Accent Colors Use the accent colors to highlight certain actions

48. Screen orientation Build orientation aware apps 38

49. Error handling Add error handling and logging to your application Implement a mechanism to get errors back from your users 39

50. Development Talk about Emulator Light vs dark theme Screen orientation Error handling 40

51. Deploy Step 41 Publish 5

52. Deploy 42 1. Register on MarketPlace 2. Authenticate 3. Prepare your app Create a developer account. Pay the subscription fee. Proof your credentials through GeoTrust. Create icons, screenshots, check Metro Design Guidelines, create package 3. Publish your app 4. Wait for validation 4. Get rich and famous  Publish your app on the marketplace. Wait until testing is completed. Done!

53. Deploy 43

54. Deploy No limit on the number of free submissions for paid apps. Limit of 100 free submissions for free apps Afterwards $19.99 per submission for free app Most important: Check Windows Phone 7 Application Certification Requirements 44

55. 45 http://tfs.ordina.be:8080/tfsservices/

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