Inside Windows Phone
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3 minutes, 27 secondsDeveloper Evidence: Carmella Ryen Macababbad's Password ProtectorAug 14, 2014 at 2:19PM
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Carmella Ryen Macababbad designed and developed the Password Protector app for the military to efficiently meet the secure access guidelines of the organization and empower the personnel with an easy-to-use app. She talks about her approach and Windows 8.1 in this video. -
11 minutes, 26 secondsIWP77: Leveraging Social Extensibility in Windows Phone Silverlight 8.1 appsJul 02, 2014 at 5:26PM 4
In Windows Phone 8.1 we delivered broader developer integration endpoints in the operating system. Developers can now deliver applications that plug into several aspects of the People Hub. In this short video, Cliff and I walked through the three new specific extensibility points. Here are some… -
17 minutes, 56 secondsIWP76: Matt Hidinger on Live Tiles in Windows 8.1May 15, 2014 at 11:42AM 1
This week we've got Matt Hidinger, Program Manager for the Live Tile Platform on Windows, to chat with us about the new features of Live Tiles in Windows and Windows Phone, and What Developers Need To Know (TM). Here are some related resources you may be interested in: Matt's talk from Build 2014… -
20 minutes, 24 secondsIWP75: Tim Heuer on Windows Runtime XAMLMay 08, 2014 at 11:50AM 1
This week, Lead Program Manager Tim Heuer joined us to talk about all the announcements from Build 2014 with regard to Windows Runtime XAML, (as well as the unified Windows platform in general) As you more than likely know, XAML is the specific schema of XML leveraged by several different Microsoft… -
23 minutes, 58 secondsIWP74: Thomas Fennel on the Windows Notification PlatformApr 24, 2014 at 4:03PM 0
The most compelling mobile applications take advantage of notification services in order to dynamically update based on external criteria. On Windows Phone, Live Tiles are perhaps one of the most distinct features that drive app adoption, so its critical to understand these how these services work,… -
21 minutes, 28 secondsIWP73: Peter Torr on Targeting Multiple ResolutionsApr 16, 2014 at 3:48PM 0
At Build 2014 we announced the ability to build universal app projects in Visual Studio that can be leveraged to easily deliver apps for both Windows Phone and Windows PC/Laptop/Tablet. This new offering makes it easier than ever to share your business logic, and also does a few interesting things… -
20 minutes, 48 secondsIWP72 | Deploying Windows Phone apps for the EnterpriseMar 05, 2014 at 1:48PM 3
This week we talked about publishing applications for Windows Phone for the Enterprise. There are a few different possibilities to start distributing your applications to your users. In the video we talked about three different possibilities: Through the store As a beta Private distribution Through… -
20 minutes, 8 secondsIWP71 | NoSQLJan 15, 2014 at 11:08PM 4
This week we are meeting again with our big friend Rob Tiffany. This time we talk about NoSQL. It's an easy way to store your data offline on your phone. During this conversation Rob explains what NoSQL is, why you would use it and what the challenges are. Below are the code samples how to perform… -
42 minutes, 45 secondsIWP70 | Mobile Enterprise Application PlatformDec 18, 2013 at 7:03PM 1
This we week we meet again with Rob Tiffany. This time we talk about MEAP. We discussed what a Mobile Enterprise Application Platform consists off and how it maps to Microsoft products. As always, when you want to get started on Windows Phone in the Enterprise the Windows for Business is the right… -
30 minutes, 17 secondsIWP69 | Enterprise Mobile ManagementDec 12, 2013 at 8:14AM 2
Today we were joined by Rob Tiffany, who gave us the overview of what Mobile Management in the Enterprise means. First a shout-out to the Hour of Code we mentioned in our video. We talked about EMM, MDM, MAM, MIM and MCM. Here are links to some resources that go more in depth on the topics we…
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