Windows Phone 7 Programming Introduction
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Windows Phone 7 is a mobile operating system with a minimum resolution of WVGA and HVGA, 5-megapixel cameras, and hardware acceleration. It uses the Metro design paradigm of being clean, light, open, fast and focused on content over chrome. Applications are built with Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) and follow a Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern to separate application data and logic from the user interface. The document provides examples of controls, states, and tasks that can be used to build Windows Phone 7 applications.
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Windows Phone 7 Programming Introduction
- 2. Windows Phone 7 Demo
- 3. What is a Windows Phone? • Back, Start and Search • 1GHz minimum • Graphics Hardware Acceleration • Multi-Touch • Resolution of WVGA (480x800) or HVGA(320x480) • 5-megapixel camera minimum
- 4. Metro • Design Paradigm o Clean, Light, Open, Fast o World class motion o Integrated hardware and software o Content, not chrome o Soulful and alive
- 5. Extensible Application Markup Language • Extensible Application Markup Language = XAML • Original from WPF • If you have worked with XML you have a good idea about formatting XAML • Used for UI • Rendering vector driven • Uses Controls • Namespaces
- 6. Example XAML
- 7. No need to learn XAML by heart
- 8. Pages
- 9. Controls
- 10. Events
- 11. Control States • Unfocused • Focused • Pressed • Disabled • Normal • MouseOver
- 14. MVVM • “The Model View ViewModel (MVVM) is an architectural pattern used in software engineering that originated from Microsoft as a specialization of the Presentation Model design pattern introduced by Martin Fowler.[1] Largely based on the Model-view-controller pattern (MVC), MVVM is targeted at modern UI development platforms (Windows Presentation Foundation and Silverlight) in which there is a User Experience (UX) developer who has different requirements than a more “traditional” developer (i.e. oriented toward business logic and back end development).” – Wiki entry on MVVM
- 15. Pipe to UI
- 16. Multiple Pages Step 1) Step 2)
- 18. Isolated Storage
- 19. Accelerometer
- 20. Launcher Tasks • EmailComposeTask • PhoneCallTask • SmsComposeTask • WebBrowserTask • MarketplaceDetailTask • MarketplaceHubTask • MarketplaceReviewTask • MarketPlaceSearchTask • MediaPlayerLauncher