The document discusses Windows Phone 7 design principles and the application platform. It outlines key aspects of the Metro design language including clean interfaces, typography, and motion. It describes the application model, frameworks, and tools available to developers. Multitasking, push notifications, and the application lifecycle are explained. The submission and validation process for apps is summarized at the end.

1. Design & Entwicklung für
Frank Prengel
(a.k.a. „Dr. Mobile“)
Technical Evangelist
Microsoft Deutschland GmbH
http://dr-mobile.net

2. Anders...

3. ... aus gutem Grund
Smart Design
Integrated Experiences
Application Platform
Photo by: Andrew Butitta, Founder, Talisman Digital Photography

5. Metro

6. Grundsätze
Clean, Light, Open, Fast
Celebrate Typography
Alive in Motion
Content, Not Chrome
Authentically Digital

8. Hubs
Zentraler Zugang
Einheitlicher Kontext
Verschiedene Quellen

9. Dem

10. Vereinheitlichte Hardware
Capacitive touch
4 or more contact points
Sensors
A-GPS, Accelerometer, Compass, Light, Proximity
Camera
5 mega pixels or more, flash + camera button required
Multimedia
Common detailed specs, Codec acceleration
Memory
256MB RAM or more, 8GB Flash or more
GPU
DirectX 9 acceleration
CPU
ARMv7 Cortex/Scorpion or better
Hardware buttons | Start, Search, Back

11. WP7 App Platform
+ =

12. Runtime – On “Screen” Tools & Support
Code you write Tools you use to
on the client design & develop
SCREEN
CLOUD Cloud Services Developer Portal Services
Code you write Tools you use to
on the server ship & sell

13. Runtime – On “Screen” Tools & Support
Tools you use to
design & develop
SCREEN
CLOUD Cloud Services Developer Portal Services
Code you write Tools you use to
on the server ship & sell

14. Runtime – On “Screen” Tools & Support
SCREEN
CLOUD Cloud Services Developer Portal Services
Code you write Tools you use to
on the server ship & sell

15. Runtime – On “Screen” Tools & Support
SCREEN
CLOUD Cloud Services Developer Portal Services
Notifications
Location
Tools you use to
ship & sell

16. Runtime – On “Screen” Tools & Support
SCREEN
CLOUD Cloud Services Developer Portal Services
Marketplace
Notifications
Location Validation
Certification

17. Zwei Arten von Anwendungen

18. Was ist Silverlight für WP7?
Silverlight 3 plus ...
• Höchste Performance
• Input-Integration
• HW-, Medien- & Sensor-
Integration
• Adaption für WP7-App-Modell
• Weniger enge Sandbox
3

19. 3 Screens & a Cloud
Phone Desktop Xbox Cloud
XNA XNA XNA
Frameworks Frameworks Frameworks
Silverlight Silverlight
Presentation Presentation
and Media and Media
Windows Location Service
Phone 7
Frameworks
Notification Service
Common Base Class Library

20. WP7 Plattform-Architektur
Applications Your App UI and logic
Frameworks
Silverlight XNA HTML/JavaScript
CLR
App Model UI Model Cloud Integration
Xbox LIVE
App management Shell frame Bing
Licensing Session manager Location
Chamber isolation Direct3D Push notifications
Software updates Compositor Windows Live ID
Kernel
Security Hardware BSP
Networking A-GPS Accelerometer Compass Light Proximity
Storage Media Wi-Fi Radio Graphics
Hardware Foundation

21. WP7-Frameworks
Windows Phone 7 Frameworks
Device Launchers & Bing
Sensors FMRadio Camera
Integration Choosers MapControl
Pause /
PhoneApplicationFrame PhoneApplicationPage PushNotification WebBrowserControl
Resume
Silverlight Presentation and Media XNA Frameworks
Controls Drawing IsolatedStorage Input Media Content
Shapes Markup Media Navigation GamerServices Graphics Audio
Application Object
Common Base Class Library
Runtime Resources Globalization Reflection Location Text IO Net Diagnostics
Security Threading Collections ComponentModel Configuration ServiceModel Linq

22. “Smart Multitasking”
Running
Resume Pause
Suspended

23. “Smart Multitasking”
• Start Button
• Accept call
Running
• Open toast
Resume Pause
Suspended

24. “Smart Multitasking”
• Start Button
• Accept call
Running
• Open toast
Resume Pause
Suspended

25. “Smart Multitasking”
Running
Resume Pause
Suspended

26. “Smart Multitasking”
Running
Resume Pause
Suspended

27. “Smart Multitasking”
Running
Resume Pause
Assume your Suspended
process is killed

28. “Smart Multitasking”
Load state to continue
where you left off Running
Resume Pause
Assume your Suspended
Save state
process is killed for later use

29. “Smart Multitasking”
Load state to continue User never knows
where you left off Running
what happened :-)
Resume Pause
Assume your Suspended
Save state
process is killed for later use

30. Push Notifications
Push client
Open push channel
App

31. Push Notifications
Push client
Return URI
App

32. Push Notifications
App
Send URI
to server
Your
service

33. Push Notifications
Your
service

34. Push Notifications
Event Your
service

35. Push Notifications
Send push data to URI
Event Your Push
service service

36. Push Notifications
Push client
Send push
data to client
Your Push
service service

37. Push Notifications
Push client
Data to App
App
Your Push
service service

38. Push Notifications
Data to toast
Toast Push client
Data to App
App
Your Push
service service

39. Push Notifications
Data to tile
Tile
Data to toast
Toast Push client
Data to App
App
Your Push
service service

40. WP7 App-Lifecycle
Application and Game Submission
.xap App .xap
App
Packaging &
submission .dll .dll
Validation
Marketplace
Windows Phone 7 Deployment Service
Add Apply .xap .xap
Metadata Test Sign .dll
.dll
Criteria

41. Dem

42. Jetzt herunterladen & loslegen
• CTP der Windows Phone Developer Tools
• Dokumentation: UI Design & Interaction Guide
• Beta der Designtools (Expression Blend 4)
• Training Kit für Windows Phone 7
Wo und wie?

43. http://bit.ly/wp7dev

44. In eigener Sache
App geht's!
Einsteigen in die Windows Phone 7-Entwicklung
• 07. Juni 2010, München
• 08. Juni 2010, Köln
• 09. Juni 2010, Hamburg
• 10. Juni 2010, Berlin
• 15. Juni 2010, Karlsruhe
www.techtalk.ms

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46. Vielen Dank!
Frank Prengel – Windows Phone Guy
http://dr-mobile.net
http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsphone
frankpr@microsoft.com

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