Bytes by MSDN: Nick Landry and Jerry Nixon discuss Mobile Apps & Tools for Game Developers

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Join Jerry Nixon, Developer Evangelist for Microsoft and Nick Landry, Sr. Product Manager with Infragistics. Nick talks about an enhanced suite of developer products for building apps on Windows Phone. Nick shares his insight on the future of mobile apps and what an exciting time it is for Indie game developers using the app stores.

 Develop for Windows Phone 7.5 and Xbox Live Indie Games.

About Nick

Nick Landry (@ActiveNick) is a Senior Product Manager for Infragistics, the world leader in user interface development tools that empower developers to build and style immersive user experiences and rich data visualization in line of business applications across all .NET platforms, the Web and mobile devices (www.infragistics.com).

 

About Jerry

Jerry Nixon is a Microsoft Developer Evangelist in Colorado. He has been developing and designing on the Microsoft platform for 15 years. He speaks at universities, events and groups on Kinect, XAML, Windows Phone, and Windows 8. Most of Jerry's days are spent teaching his three daughters Star Trek character backstories and episode plots.

 

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