Windows Phone 7 Application Development

Brian Faucher is an SDET in Microsoft's Online Services division and has developed applications for nearly 20 years. While at Microsoft, he has worked on FrontPage 2000, SQL Server 2005, Windows Product Activation, Real Time Communicator, XBox Live, and Global Criminal Compliance.

INTRODUCTION. SECTION I: GETTING STARTED. LESSON 1: HELLO, WINDOWS PHONE. LESSON 2: GETTING AND INSTALLING THE DEVELOPMENT TOOLS. LESSON 3: UNDERSTANDING WINDOWS PHONE 7 ARCHITECTURE. SECTION II: LET'S ROLL! LESSON 4: CREATING A NEW PROJECT. LESSON 5: BUILDING AND TESTING YOUR APPLICATION. LESSON 6: UNDERSTANDING XAML. SECTION III: THE USER INTERFACE. LESSON 7: WINDOWS PHONE NAVIGATION. LESSON 8: WORKING WITH UI CONTROLS. LESSON 9: MANAGING SCREEN OVERLAYS. LESSON 10: SUPPORTING MULTI-TOUCH. LESSON 11: USING TRANSFORMS AND ANIMATIONS. SECTION IV: ENHANCING THE USER EXPERIENCE. LESSON 12: MANAGING USER SETTINGS. LESSON 13: USING SCREEN ROTATION AND AUTO SIZING. LESSON 14: USING MICROSOFT.PHONE.TASKS. SECTION V: NETWORK SUPPORT. LESSON 15: ENABLING NETWORKING. LESSON 16: USING THE WEBBROWSER CONTROL. SECTION VI: FILES, DATA, AND STORAGE. LESSON 17: UNDERSTANDING ISOLATED STORAGE. LESSON 18: WORKING WITH DATA. LESSON 19: PLAYING MUSIC AND VIDEOS. SECTION VII: ACCESSING SENSOR APIS. LESSON 20: USING THE ACCELEROMETER. LESSON 21: USING GPS. SECTION VIII: MARKETING YOUR APPLICATION . LESSON 22: LOCALIZATION. LESSON 23: PACKAGING AND DEPLOYMENT. LESSON 24: GENERATING AD REVENUE. SECTION IX: SECURITY AND PERFORMANCE. LESSON 25: SECURITY. LESSON 26: OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE. APPENDIX A: WHAT'S ON THE DVD? INDEX.