Webday WP7 Preconf: WP7 Silverlight Application Platform: Deep Dive

Posted: Mar 16, 2011 at 9:19 AM
By: Miguel Vicente
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Speaker: Arne Janning

During this hour we will go deeper on the details about the Silverlight Application Platform for the new WP7, and covering all the main topics you need to know to start developing amazing apps for WP7, such as: Applications, List Applications, Pivot/Panorama Applications; Notification Services; Page Navigation; Storing Data in Isolated Storage; Working with Controls and Code-Behind; and much more, completed with a demonstration of these capabilities.

*this video was recorded on Webday's WP7 Pre-conference Seminar, that took place on October 2010 in Lisbon and Porto, Portugal.

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