Jesse Liberty
Developer-community Evangelist - Windows Phone Team
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The Full Stack, Part 16: More MVVM Fun With Some More Complex Binding ScenariosJesse and Jon dig a little deeper into the main screen of their Windows Phone Pomodoro client, looking at how MVVM works with more complex binding scenarios with selection and navigation.
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The Full Stack, Part 15: Starting a Pomodoro application with MVVMIn this episode of The Full Stack, Jesse and Jon kick off a new Pomodoro task / time management project with a Windows Phone application using MVVM Light, building out the basic models, and setting up home screen.
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The Full Stack, Part 14: Taking a look at MVVM with John PapaJon and Jesse decide to start on a new application, so they begin with a discussion with John Papa to make sure they've got the MVVM part figured out.
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Managing The Back StackManaging the back stack to ensure that the hardware back button performs as expected.
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MVVM Part 2In part 2 we create a button and handle its click event using a behavior and a MVVMLight relay command.
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MVVM Part 1Part 1 of a mini-series of videos on MVVM. Today we start with a simple MVVM Light application with two pages.
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Reminders Part 2Unless you are careful, creating a Reminder and then re-creating the same reminder can cause your program to crash. This follow up to the earlier posting on Reminders demonstrates both the problem and a very easy solution.
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Element Binding
Nov 17, 2011 at 10:08 AM@deiruch:Great suggestions, i'll incorporate your ideas into upcoming videos.
The Full Stack, Part 9: Windows Phone Development with TDD and MVVM
Mar 18, 2011 at 5:03 AMThese postings are not intended to be tutorials; they are a real-time exploration of the boundaries of what we already know in the context of building a design to finish application.
Silverlight Firestarter 2010 Session 1 - Data Binding Strategies with Silverlight and WP7
Dec 08, 2010 at 10:48 AMRoss,
I apologize for the continued media failure -- the media folks are working hard to fix it. For now, please consider downloading the .wmv file and watching it locally. Should be fixed RSN
Silverlight Firestarter 2010 Session 1 - Data Binding Strategies with Silverlight and WP7
Dec 05, 2010 at 6:31 PMJohn,
Thanks for posting this and for staying on top of the video problem (any chance we can use a different image??) And thanks most of all for your incredible (and i mean the word literally) effort in putting together Firestarter -- it was a blast.
The Full Stack, Part 3: Building a Repository using TDD
Nov 10, 2010 at 9:15 AM@Mazric: These are great suggestions. We've been letting the design evolve, to some degree, but things are firming up and we'll be sure to provide more of a road map in coming episodes.
The Full Stack, Part 1 - Building the Admin Site with ASP.NET MVC 3, NuGet and EF Code First
Nov 02, 2010 at 8:47 AMWe hope to post approximately weekly, and I honestly don't know how many episodes. If the interest remains high, my expectation is that we'll continue these through the entire project.
Thanks!
-jesse
Silverlight TV 40: You Are Already a Windows Phone Developer
Aug 13, 2010 at 1:00 PMActually my intent was not to suggest that writing for the phone is the same as writing for the PC; they are very different platforms (see, for example, my discussion of TransMedia). I was only demonstrating that many of the coding skills you have as a Silverlight programmer will carry over, making the learning curve a good bit flatter. Some programs will no doubt work well virtually as is on both platforms, but as more than one person has noted, size matters, and a phone ain't a computer