30-to-launch #1 - overview of windows phone

30 To Launch:Getting StartedChris Koenigchris.koenig@microsoft.com214-385-5616 @chriskoenig | http://chriskoenig.net

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Windows Phone

30-To-Launch Program OverviewSession 1

• Overview of Windows Phone• Metro Design• Tour: Expression Blend

• Tour: Visual Studio

• Building, Running and Debugging Your First App

• Online Resources

• Signup for Marketplace

Session 2

• Exploring Windows Phone Capabilities• Live Tiles • Sensors & Camera

• Launchers• Choosers• Search Integration

• Advertisements

Session 3

• Working with Data• App Resources• Isolated Storage

• Database• Networking Stack

• Social Integration

Session 4

• Windows Phone Marketplace• Application submittal process

• How to handle rejection

• Promoting your application

• Help submitting your app to the Marketplace

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Today’s Agenda

Metro Design Register for the Marketplace Build Your First App

Tour Expression Blend and Visual Studio Emulator vs. Device Deployment and Debugging

Additional Online Resources Signup for Marketplace

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Welcome to Windows Phone!

Windows Phone

vs.People Icons

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Internet beyond the browser. A fast, beautiful web

experience with Internet Explorer 9 and hardware acceleration.

Local Scout provides suggestions and prioritized local search results on restaurants, shopping and things to do.

Modern communication built in. People Hub with Facebook,

LinkedIn and Twitter, built in.

Group friends, pin them to Start for live updates and text, email and IM them all at once.

Facebook Chat, Messenger, check-ins, and photo tagging built in.

A smarter way to app. Pin apps to the Start screen

for live updates at a glance.

Apps connected to your searches make them easier to discover and use.

Windows Phone puts people at the center making it easier to connect and share with friends, family and colleagues, so you never miss a moment.

Touring Windows Phone

Windows Metro

Developer Portal (AppHub)

Windows Phone

Developer Portal

create.msdn.com

Learn…

Build…

Publish…

Earn…

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Windows Phone application development Use popular .NET and Visual Studio to create applications quickly and

easily Developers familiar with other platforms enjoy short ramp-up times Free powerful tools and free training online

Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone Windows Phone Emulator Silverlight 4 Tools XNA Game Studio 4.0 Microsoft Expression Blend for Windows Phone

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Training

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Signing up for AppHub

1. Go to create.msdn.com

2. If you’re not signed in automatically, click the ‘sign in’ link at the top and enter your Live ID and Password.

3. When asked for the account type select individual if possible Selecting “Company” can

cause a delay due to GeoTrust requirements

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Signing up for AppHub

4. Fill in your details (name, address, phone, etc.)

5. Select a profile picture

6. Pick a gamertag if you intend to submit for Xbox LIVE consideration (this can be changed later)

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Install the tools1. Download the tools

from http://aka.ms/PhoneCK

2. Click the “Download the Windows Phone SDK” link

3. Click the DOWNLOAD button next to vm_web2.exe

4. Select “Run” from the options to install the tools.

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Building our First Application

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For Next Time

Ensure the tools are installed and working Prototype of your Application Watch some training videos on http://create.msdn.com

Silverlight development Windows Metro Expression Blend and Visual Studio

Check out the Starter Kits at http://aka.ms/wpsk Visit http://chriskoenig.net/wp7resources for additional

info

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