Yochay Kiriaty
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Have you ever needed to memorize a number of objects’ names, such as word definitions in a new language, animals' names, people’s names, or tree leaf shape nomenclature? If you did, you might have employed a useful tool, known as the flashcard. By creating cards with questions, pictures, or terms on...
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Inside Windows Phone #08: Taking a look inside Windows Phone Programming Model ArchitectureIn this episode of the Inside Windows Phone show, join Abolade Gbadeges, a partner developer for Windows Phone, and Yochay Kiriaty, a Senior Technical Evangelist, as they talk and address which applications are installed on the phone, as well as chatting a little bit about security and, of course,...
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Inside Windows Phone #05:Windows Phone Silverlight ToolkitDavid Anson, Senior SDE in the Silverlight controls toolkit, and Dave Relyea, Senior Dev Lead on Silverlight mobile team, introduce the controls available in the first release of the Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit. The toolkit is open source—not only do you get good controls, but you get primitives...
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Inside Windows Phone #06: Panorama and Pivot are in the house! Woohoo!!Jeff Wilcox, Senior SDE for Silverlight mobile, introduces the official pano and pivot controls for Windows Phone. Yes, they do exist!
These controls are in the RTM version of the Silverlight run-time. It comes with templates, design-time support, sample data, etc., so no extra downloads are needed....
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Inside Windows Phone #07: Meet Some of the People Behind Windows PhoneYou probably already know that the final version of Windows Phone Developer Tools was shipped today! In celebration, we decided to walk through the corridors of Studio F (where most of the devs, PMs, and testers are), and talk with a few of the people who are behind this great release of Windows...
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Inside Windows Phone #04: Using Push Notification - Part 2Since Windows Phone doesn’t allow 3rd party applications to run in the background, your code can’t listen to or poll the Web for updates. However, Windows Push Notification Service overcomes this communication issue, making it possible for Windows Phone devices to receive Push Notification Messages...
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Introduction to Project HiloProject “Hilo” is a series of articles and sample applications that demonstrate how you can leverage the power of Windows 7, Visual Studio 2010 and Visual C++ to build high performance, responsive rich client applications. Hilo provides both source code and guidance that will help you design... -
Behind Windows Phone Tools for Developers – The EmulatorWhile Silverlight and XNA Framework enable developers to create new and innovative applications and games for the Windows Phone (WP), these are just sets of libraries. In order to complete the development experience, a set of powerful tools is required. Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows...
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Windows Phone 7 Design$0Windows Phone 7 constitutes a dramatic new user experience paradigm. The Metro UI design language and the Windows Phone UI design together promote seamless interactions and great end user experiences. As developers, we have the option to follow the Metro guidelines and create Windows Phone applications...
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Windows Phone Push NotificationWindows Phone Push Notification Service provides developers with the infrastructure to support sending notification messages to a Windows Phone device even when their applications are not running, in a better conservative manner. Since Windows Phone doesn’t allow 3rd party applications to run in...
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Inside Windows Phone #07: Meet Some of the People Behind Windows Phone
Sep 17, 2010 at 8:00 AMYa - nice catch
more (videos) are coming today... 
Windows Phone Application Life Cycle
May 05, 2010 at 11:41 PMThank you Kiarash for your kind words... Between not having this video to having it as it is righ now, what do you choose?
Windows Phone Application Life Cycle
May 05, 2010 at 4:21 PMYou have to have some kind of a limit. The 2G is the isolated storage limit, that is the size of content in your application work folder. In theroy your app can be tht size, but then the question how practicl can it be since all apps have to be downloaded from the market place via network...
Programming the Windows 7 Taskbar – Using the Taskbar Button Overlay Icons and Progress Bars
Feb 25, 2010 at 9:47 AMThe Short story: The answer is yes. Taskbar is part of your explorer.exe process, which run as standard user. If you run as admin, the tasbkar manager can't cross the mitigation boundry and therefore the messages are not sent (or recieved) by the elevated running application.
The Long story:
Please work through the User Interface Privilege Isolation lab on 9: http://channel9.msdn.com/learn/courses/Windows7/UIPI
Please also see our general Windows 7 Developer Training on 9: http://channel9.msdn.com/learn/courses/Windows7
Windows 7 Multi Touch Overview
May 24, 2009 at 9:53 PMTo ChrisStepaniuk. Most samples shown in this video can be found in the Windows 7 RC SDK. You can find them in the \Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0\Samples\Touch
Have fun
Yochay
Chittur Subbaraman: Inside Windows 7 - Service Controller and Background Processing
Jan 24, 2009 at 7:50 PMYou can find more contetn in the PDC sessio: Designing Efficient Background Services --> http://channel9.msdn.com/pdc2008/PC19/
Windows 7 New Taskbar - An Overview
Jan 08, 2009 at 11:30 AMHi big Al,
To answer you last question, yes. You can control the way you group different windows in to one glom or several gloms. Watch the Jump in to Windows 7 Taskbar Jump Lists for more information and examples.
And thanks for the feedback.