Mango Jump Start (13): For Nokia Developers: Moving to the Windows Phone SDK from Qt

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Gregg Lebovitz is a Forum Nokia Champion for North America and has been spending a lot of time learning about Windows Phone development!

If you are currently building applications in Qt for Nokia phones, then this session is for you! Gregg spends the hour discussion how the Windows Phone developer ecosystem maps to the Qt ecosystem.

This is a great session for any Qt developer who's looking to 'jumpstart' the transition to Windows Phone. It's a good place to start prior to diving into the full Mango Jump Start training series with Rob Wigley and Andy Miles

For more information, check out Gregg's Blog on the Nokia Developer Site. Also, please check out our recent notices about new online tools and guides around getting from Nokia Qt to Windows Phone.

Nokia Qt Developer Specific Jump Starts!

• (13) Moving to the Windows Phone SDK from Qt <-- YOU ARE HERE
• (14) Moving to Silverlight & XNA on Windows Phone from Nokia Qt

Gregg's decks for these talks are available here.

questions? @larryalieberman