Development on Windows Phone 7, the first Windows mobile that has new UI (previously was named Windows Mobile)

1. Presentation by Eriawan Kusumawardhono, for MUGI Jadetabek, Indonesia

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Visual Studio 2010 Express with Windows
Phone 7 SDK OR
Visual Studio 2010 Premium or Ultimate with
Windows Phone 7 SDK
Visual Studio 2010 SP1
Windows Vista SP1 OR Windows 7

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What is Windows Phone 7?
What’s new?

6. New UI!

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Previously called Windows Mobile 6 and
Windows Mobile 6.5
UI = Windows Vista and Windows 7 UI

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METRO UI

10. The phone screen “slides” from left to right

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Application UI has borderless constraint
Scrollable UI and View

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Found in Windows 8!
All of the development aspect in Windows 8
are geared for more Metro UI
This means all future application’s UI in
Windows 8 must follow Metro UI guidelines

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Use XNA to develop 3D game app
Use Silverlight for other kinds of app

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Based on Silverlight 4
Not all controls are supported

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Label can be replaced by TextBlock
OpenFileDialog and SaveFile Dialog is
replaced by isolated storage mechanism
Scrollbar is not relevant

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PhoneApplicationFrame
PhoneApplicationPage

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Mango is codename for Windows Phone OS,
Windows Phone 7.5
The SDK itself is released under Windows
Phone 7.1 SDK

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VB support for Silverlight and XNA!
Multi-targeting and App Compatibility
Multitasking
The Execution Model and Fast Application
Switching (‘tombstone’)
Support Silverlight 4 (this includes support
for most new releases of Silverlight)
And many more!
http://msdn.microsoft.com/enus/library/ff637516%28v=vs.92%29.aspx

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Official documentation:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/enus/library/ff402535(v=VS.92).aspx
Windows Phone 7 Dev page:
http://create.msdn.com/en-US/