This event has ended!
View current events hosted by Dan Wahlin
Windows Phone 7 Unleashed Event - Phoenix, AZFriday, June 24, 2011 from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (MT)Phoenix, AZ |
|
Event Details

Free Windows Phone 7 Unleashed Event!
All Day (10 hours) of Hands on Programming
Come check out the Windows Phone 7 Unleashed event for everything you need to know to develop for WP7. Whether you’re a seasoned
veteran or you’re just starting with .NET development, there’s something in it
for you.
The first half of this deep dive event is lecture and hands-on lab. At the half-way mark of the day, you’ll have a solid foundation for building WP7 applications. The second half of the day is going straight to code. Speakers include Chris Coneybeer and Dan Wahlin (Ryan Pelmons will also be there to lend his expertise). Registration starts at 8 AM with the event kicking off at 9 AM.
Build the best app and win a $500 (1st place), $200 (2nd place) or $100 (3rd place) American Express gift card!
Free MarketPlace tokens for those putting their application into the marketplace ( a limited supply of these, organizers of each event will collect names and we will distribute).
Telerik is sponsoring a $5000.00 Grand Prize for the best application over all of the WP7 Unleashed events that are submitted to marketplace. The top 25 will be selected and then one of the top 25 will be randomly picked for the prize (So get your app into the marketplace after the event). They are also giving EVERY attendee a free set of their $99.00 WP7 Controls.
PDSA, Inc. is pleased to sponsor the WP7 Unleashed Events. They will be giving 2 lucky winners from each event a chance to win four 1 hour long videos on Silverlight. In addition, 1 lucky person will win our Haystack Code Generator for .NET at each event that allows you to create the business and data classes and the WCF services that can be consumed by Windows Phone 7 applications!
O’Reilly will be giving away a free ebook to every attendee (Many WP7 titles) and will also donate a few books to raffle at each event.
Interface Technical Training (http://www.interfacett.com) is also sponsoring the event and providing the facility as well as PCs and dual monitors for each student to use as they build WP7 applications.
Food and Drink (Water, Sodas) will be provided.
In order to deliver the best possible experience for attendees, seating at this event is VERY limited. Register now!
Session 1 – Introduction to Windows Phone 7 Programing.
In this session, we start with a discussion of windows phone, the architecture changes made from 6.5 to 7.0, the hardware specifications and then move into the beginnings of building a WP7 application including :
1) Application life cycle
2)
Hardware Foundation 3)
Files associated with project template 4)
Splash screen and the importance of 1 second / 19 second loading 5)
Application Bar 6)
Panorama and Pivot controls 7)
Red Threads 8)
MVVM 9)
Marketplace Session 2 – Connecting to
Services In this session, we will discuss how Cloud Services help to bring
power to the phone. We will be binding to a rest based services and show how to
search and display the information received. In this session we will also talk
about Navigation, passing information between screens, simple page animations
while working with List and detail information. 1) Navigation 2) Fragment
Navigation 3) JSon
Deserialization 4) JSon.Net 5) The
Extras Menu 6)
Live Tile 7) Push
Notifications 8) Push
Notification Helper Library 9) Shell
Tile Scheduler Session 3 – Recording Data
In this session we will be working with the Camera to capture and
crop photos, record audio files, take notes, saving location, sharing (sending
emails and SMS messages – and if time permits sending to twitter or FB) and
saving everything using isolated storage. We will discuss tombstoning and how
it effects your application process, including the when, where and whys of
saving state). 1)
Tombstoning 2)
Tombstoning helper 3)
Sensor overview 4)
Location and GPS 5)
Bing Maps 6)
Accerometer 7) Phone
Shake 8) Launchers
and Choosers 9) Isolated
Storage NOTE: Although this event will provide attendees with their own PC and dual monitors to use throughout the day, each attendee may also use their own laptop for the labs. The
required software is listed below: Optional But Suggested Downloads
and Resources:
When & Where
Interface Technical Training
3110 North Central Avenue
Phoenix,
AZ 85012
Friday, June 24, 2011 from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (MT)
Add to my calendar