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CSS3 Takes on the World- Jonathan Snook
- HTML5, Design, CSS3, Third-Party Speaker, Web Standards
- 200
- EXT20
- Day 3
- April 14, 2011 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM
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In the war chest of the web developer, there is Photoshop, HTML, JavaScript, and, of course, CSS. While CSS started off with a minor role, it is increasingly taking over. This session will review the latest and greatest of CSS3, how we can apply it to projects right now, what benefits can be had, and...
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New Data Access Features Coming to Windows Phone- Sean McKenna
- Silverlight, Windows Phone
- 200
- DVC12
- Day 3
- April 14, 2011 from 3:00PM to 4:00PM
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The next version of Windows Phone will provide third party developers built in ability to create, manage, and access local structured data. This session will provide a complete overview of these features, and how to use them.
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Multitasking in the Next Version of Windows Phone, Part II: Using Background Agents- Peter Torr
- Silverlight, Windows Phone
- 200
- DVC11
- Day 3
- April 14, 2011 from 10:30AM to 11:30AM
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Later this year, Windows Phone will support the creation of third party applications that can continue to play audio in the background when the user switches away to do something else. In this session, we’ll dive into exactly how this is going to work. This will be a detailed, live coding session.
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Making Money with your Application on Windows PhoneThere’s tremendous excitement and enthusiasm around mobile application development, and with good reason; recent studies show that > 35% of cell phone users in the US use mobile apps daily. The opportunities are enormous, but how do you stand out amongst all the competition? Windows Phone provides...
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What’s New for Windows Phone Development with Silverlight?- Shawn Oster
- Silverlight, Windows Phone
- 200
- DVC15
- Day 3
- April 14, 2011 from 9:00AM to 10:00AM
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The Silverlight team focused on building a runtime environment and set of class libraries that was specifically tailored for Windows Phone. In the next version of Windows Phone, they have taken the lessons of the past year, and substantially improved the framework and runtime from top to bottom. In this...
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Enhanced Push Notifications and Tiles for Windows Phone- Thomas Fennel
- Silverlight, Windows Phone
- 200
- DVC08
- Day 3
- April 14, 2011 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM
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Windows phone has the unique ability to provide the end user direct access to the information they care most about, via Live Tiles. In the next release of Windows Phone, we’ll be substantially improving how this infrastructure works in order to make it easier than ever for developers to create...
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Sensor and Camera Access in the Next Version of Windows Phone- Mark Paley
- Silverlight, Windows Phone
- 200
- DVC13
- Day 3
- April 14, 2011 from 9:00AM to 10:00AM
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Accessing the sensors of a device is one of the most compelling aspects of programming for a device. In the next version of Windows Phone, we’ll be expanding what you can access, to include the live camera feed, and we’ll be improving and simplifying sensor access across the device. In this...
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All Thumbs: Redesigning an Existing UI to Suit Windows Phone 7- Ward Bell
- Third-Party Speaker, Windows Phone, Open Call
- 200
- OPN02
- Day 3
- April 14, 2011 from 3:00PM to 4:00PM
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The phone is not a tiny desktop. We thought porting a desktop Silverlight application to WP7 meant selecting a feature subset and reformatting screens to a smaller footprint. That’s doesn’t work. Some of the data are the same; some business operations are the same. But what the user does...
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Web Forms: Reports of my Death are Greatly ExaggeratedASP.NET is greater than WebForms, just as ASP.NET is greater than ASP.NET MVC. As MVC evolves so does WebForms. Join Damian Edwards for a tour of new features in the next version of ASP.NET WebForms, some of which you might recognize as friends of the ASP.NET MVC world. Learn more about Routing, Model...
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What’s New for Windows Phone Development with the XNA Framework?- Brian Hudson
- Silverlight, XNA, Windows Phone
- 200
- DVC16
- Day 3
- April 14, 2011 from 12:00PM to 1:00PM
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The XNA Framework vastly simplifies the building of cool interactive games on Windows Phone, and in the next release, we’ll be making it even better by adding full Silverlight/XNA interoperability. In this session we’ll show you just how this will work, and how it can unlock a whole new world...
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