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Mobile Matters: Windows Phone 7 Tombstoning
Windows Phone 7 deals with memory and resource constraints through feature called tombstoning. We'll discuss the role tombstoning plays in the application lifecycle and demonstrate how you can implement it in your own apps.
Caliburn Micro for Windows Phone 7
Convention-over-configuration MVVM in Windows Phone 7 World
BounceBall - XNA Farseer Magic
In this article we are going to develop a game using Farseer Physics Engine and XNA for Windows Phone 7. This article provides you base for your games to make game development easy and fast.
Mobile Matters: Windows Phone Navigation, Part 2: Advanced Recipes
Following up on last month’s examination of basic Windows Phone navigation techniques, we now present step-by-step instructions for more advanced scenarios.
Making a Voice Recorder on Windows Phone
Demonstration of what needs to be done to make a voice recorder on Windows Phone 7 including converting the raw bytes from the recording into a WAVE file.
Custom Gauge Controls for Windows Phone 7: Part II
This article is the second in the series that describes a set of gauge controls for WP7.
Custom Gauge Controls for Windows Phone 7: Part III
This article is the third in the series that describes a set of gauge controls for WP7. This article focuses on the implementation of the indicators used with the gauges.
Developing a Windows Phone 7 Jump List Control
This article describes the development of a Windows Phone 7 Jump List control, giving a step-by-step account of the control's development (and a pretty flashy control to use at the end of it!)
Mobile Matters: Windows Phone Navigation: The Basics
In the first installment of our new monthly column focusing on Windows Phone 7 development, we present the basics of the page navigation model, best practices to get the most out of the current APIs and some actionable, easy-to-follow recipes to create complex navigations not implemented with those APIs.
Windows Mobile Programming Tricks on the .NET Compact Framework: Part 2
The article provides and describes some useful code snippets for Windows Mobile/CE developers.