Jean-Christophe Cimetiere
JCCIM
I write stuff on on the Intereoperability@Microsoft blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/interoperability)
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Windows Phone Design Bootcamp 201: CompositionWindows Phone Design Bootcamp Overview:
Windows Phone Design 101 covers the philosophy, inspiration and visuals that are Windows Phone Design Language. Starting with the basic terminology of design, this boot camp will take you from its early origins to the Design Principles each screen in Windows Phone...
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Windows Phone Design Bootcamp 101: Windows Ecosystem & Cocktail Flow apps case studyWindows Phone Design Bootcamp Overview:
Windows Phone Design 101 covers the philosophy, inspiration and visuals that are Windows Phone Design Language. Starting with the basic terminology of design, this boot camp will take you from its early origins to the Design Principles each screen in Windows...
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Windows Phone Design Bootcamp 201: The SystemWindows Phone Design Bootcamp Overview:
Windows Phone Design 101 covers the philosophy, inspiration and visuals that are Windows Phone Design Language. Starting with the basic terminology of design, this boot camp will take you from its early origins to the Design Principles each screen in Windows...
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Windows Phone Design Bootcamp 101: Windows Design LanguageWindows Phone Design Bootcamp Overview:
Windows Phone Design 101 covers the philosophy, inspiration and visuals that are Windows Phone Design Language. Starting with the basic terminology of design, this boot camp will take you from its early origins to the Design Principles each screen in Windows...
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Windows Phone Design Bootcamp 101: What is Design?Windows Phone Design Bootcamp Overview:
Windows Phone Design 101 covers the philosophy, inspiration and visuals that are Windows Phone Design Language. Starting with the basic terminology of design, this boot camp will take you from its early origins to the Design Principles each screen in Windows...
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Inside Windows Phone #31 | Windows Phone PartnersThis week we spoke to Jean-Christophe Cimetiere, @jccim, the man responsible for the Windows Phone Developer Partner Program.
JC's been hard at work putting together some useful new resources for Windows Phone developers, such as our Partner page on the App Hub, (available at http://create.msdn.com/en-us/resources/partners...
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Screencast: Windows Azure Plugin for Eclipse with Java June 2011 CTPJun 23, 2011 at 4:28 PM
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The June 2011 CTP (Community Technology Preview) of the Windows Azure Plugin for Eclipse with Java is now available for download.
This plugin is intended to help Eclipse users create and configure deployment packages of their Java applications for the Windows Azure cloud. Its key features include:
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Joomla! Community and Microsoft, Interview with Sudhi Seshachala @ J and Beyond 2011Jas Sandhu @jassand chats with Sudhi Seshachala, Founder & CTO at Hooduku at the J and Beyond 2011 conference in Kerkrade, Netherlands. We talk about what Sudhi's involvement with the Joomla! community, the conference, his work on mutli-db work supporting SQL Server and SQL Azure and...
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Joomla! Community and Microsoft, Interview with Ryan Ozimek @ J and Beyond 2011Jas Sandhu @jassand chats with Ryan Ozimek @cozimek, President of Open Source Matters (OSM),the non-profit organization that provides organizational, legal and financial support for the Joomla! open-source project, at the J and Beyond 2011 conference in Kerkrade, Netherlands. We talk about what...
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Joomla! Community and Microsoft, Interview with Louis Landry @ J and Beyond 2011Jas Sandhu @jassand chats with Louis Landry @louislandry, a core developer and leadership team member for the Joomla! open-source project, at the J and Beyond 2011 conference in Kerkrade, Netherlands. We talk about what Louis role today is, the conference, where the project is heading in the...
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IWP51: JC shows us his Moga
Apr 08, 2013 at 2:55 PM@Kratos: MOGA SDK for Windows Phone isn't yet ready, patience, we're hoping to see it coming soon.
Windows Phone Design Bootcamp 201: Composition
Jan 02, 2013 at 9:02 AM@Peter: sorry about the late reply.
more than 7 pivots would be a lot for the user to navigate accross and could also cause performance challenges, if they have a lot of data. that being said it could work. I would encourage you to submit your design idea or app for a lightening design reviews, there's one every week: http://aka.ms/lightdesign