Double surprise--windows Phone Developer Tools First Experience

As the saying goes, meet, Windows phone like the Chinese football team, in all the loss of confidence in him, suddenly the soul possessed, Rp broke out, killing the Korean team. Of course, just as the East Asian top four shows no problem, the dazzling demos of MIX 2010 is just ephemeral, and the real test of strength is the battlefield of the World Cup in a few months.

But the demos on Mix 2010 did give the Windows Mobile developer a glimmer of hope that, in the last year, the iphone and Android were all over the world, and I don't want to say anything. MIX Keynote Video:

Http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/events/mix/videoGallery.aspx

Windows Phone development tools can also be downloaded from MSDN, download the address:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=2338b5d1-79d8-46af-b828-380b0f854203&displaylang=en

This side already contains Visual Studio Express for Windows Phone, Windows Phone emulator, Silverlight for Windows Phone and XNA 4.0 Game Studio. As long as the installation of this file can be, do not have to look around the Internet, but online installation, the network unhappy comrades to calm.

The Windows Phone development tool can only be used with the VS RC version, and I have installed the visual Studio Premium version to correctly create Windows Phone engineering.

The section on MSDN for Windows Phone Development:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff402535 (vs.92). aspx

After opening vs 2010, my feeling of mixed feelings is that Windows Phone offers two different development platforms: Silverlight for Windows phone and XNA 4.0, and the worry is that previous Windows Mobile C + + and. NET The Compact framework is not in use. As a result, previous Windows Mobile programmers had to undergo a painful process of transformation.

Next, let's take a look at Windows Phone's double surprise!

Silverlight for Windows Phone
Silverlight for Windows Phone is almost a joke, and Windows Mobile programmers are complaining that Silverlight on Symbian is out, where is the Silverlight on Windows Mobile? This time, Silverlight for Windows phone is coming, and all applications on Windows Phone must be written in Silverlight.

Under XNA Game Studio 4.0 on the Program menu, open vs 2010, create a new project, find three templates under Visual C #, and choose Windows Phone application.