Writing your First Windows Phone 7 Application - Day 1 - Part 3
- Posted: Nov 11, 2010 at 5:30 PM
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This video demonstrates how to use Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone to add Silverlight controls to a new project. It also covers how to write C# code that executes and displays a simple message on the phone emulator's screen when a user clicks a button in your application. Later, Bob will answer the questions, "why did we do that?" and "how does this work?" in order to give you a deeper look into the significance of each step he took along the way.
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Great Video series so far. Please, please keep the videos coming.
Very good video, thank you. I'm a beginner to Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 and videos like this are a great way to get stuck in.
If you get an error about screen unlocking, you may have installed a real WP7 to sync on your dev machine.
You'll have to register for a dev account on the App Hub; $99. Then using the tools on your dev machine register your actual phone using the following link.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff769508(VS.92).aspx">http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff769508(VS.92).aspx
Also try to point the Visual Studio debug/run project to the emulator using the tool located under the phone dev folder. "Application
Deployment" tool located in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start
Menu\Programs\Windows Phone Developer Tools
I'm very glad to see all this stuff free. This could be the generation for man's technological breakthrough. Please keep it up.
Where can I download all the videos together, instead on downloading individual links.
_Jesse
very nice ...all things clear like rainy water
I am glad I am watching these videos to learn how to do it... Trying to make some app's!
@GonzoJr:Where in Visual Studio can I configure the emulator so that it allows me to debug the application?
Hi,
As I run the application, im getting an error " Zune software is not installed". so i tried to install it, now its saying "zune software is not launched" I dont see the connection between the zune software and windows phone development software working together. need help!
when i full screen the video, the text is becoming blurred and 'm unable to read it. could you please do something about it? thank you.
hahaha, i am such a dork...all i needed to do was click window simulator...DUH!, runs good now.
When debugging, I get an error that says, "RPC server is unavailable." I checked in services and it's running. I'm using Vista. Any ideas?
Great starting video! Thanks a lot
for heaven's sake, please upload a 480p of your streaming tutorial video! i can't make out anything on that tiny video screen. i don't want have to wait to download the video to see it properly. thank you.
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Feb 09, 2011 at 2:40 PM
When debugging, I get an error that says, "RPC server is unavailable." I checked in services and it's running. I'm using Vista. Any ideas?
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I'm having the same problem!
um so I saw that Cage had the same error as I did when I tried to debug the application, [quote] As I run the application, im getting an error " Zune software is not installed". so i tried to install it, now its saying "zune software is not launched" I dont see the connection between the zune software and windows phone development software working together. [/quote] and Cage answered his own question later saying [quote] hahaha, i am such a dork...all i needed to do was click window simulator... [/quote] I don't see any "window simulator" button or program whatsoever, so what exactly do I do to fix this error?
so um...nevermind I figured it out haha
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