Self-taught Windows Phone 7

Mobile development is a trend. As a programmer, I should keep learning. Now I start to learn mobile development on Windows Phone 7. If you don't talk about anything else, start directly:

1. My development environment: (http://msdn.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/ff402535%28v=vs.92%29.aspx)

* Windows 7 Vdisual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone

* Install the Windows Phone SDK (Tool)

* Windows Phone Emulator (simulator) can also use a Windows Phone real machine.

* Expression Bleed, SilverLight, XNA

2. Basic concepts:

* Metro, Zure, XNA, and XMAl

3. Create the first Windows Phone application

First look at the simulator:

* Create a project in vs 2010

Open: MainPage. xaml

<! -- TitlePanel contains the application name and page title -->
<StackPanel x: Name = "TitlePanel" Grid. Row = "0" Margin = ",">
<TextBlock x: Name = "ApplicationTitle" Text = "My applications" Style = "{StaticResource PhoneTextNormalStyle}"/>
<TextBlock x: Name = "PageTitle" Text = "Hello World" Margin = "9,-7,0, 0" Style = "{StaticResource PhoneTextTitle1Style}"/>
</StackPanel>

<! -- ContentPanel-place other content here -->
<Grid x: Name = "ContentPanel" Grid. Row = "1" Margin = "12,0, 12,0">
<Button Content = "Say Hi" Height = "72" HorizontalAlignment = "Left" Margin = "37,49, 160 "Name =" button1 "verticalignment =" Top "Width =" "Click =" button#click "/>
</Grid>

MainPage. xaml. cs

Private void button#click (object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
PageTitle. Text = "Good morning! "; // Title
MessageBox. Show ("Welcome to Windows Phone 7 application", "Message", MessageBoxButton. OK); // information box
This. NavigationService. Navigate (new Uri ("/Second. xaml", UriKind. Relative); // page Jump
}

Start debugging to see the effect:

Modification in WMAppManifest. xml

1. Set the default startup page

<Tasks>
<DefaultTask Name = "_ default" NavigationPage = "MainPage. xaml"/>
</Tasks>

2. Set the red box of the My First PhoneApp icon

<IconPath IsRelative = "true" IsResource = "false"> myico.gif </IconPath>

3. click the mouse on My First PhoneApp and you can set it to Start. BackgroundImageURI can set the icon displayed by the program in Start.

<Tokens>
<PrimaryToken TokenID = "PhoneApp1Token" TaskName = "_ default">
<TemplateType5>
<BackgroundImageURI IsRelative = "true" IsResource = "false"> myBackgroudimg.gif </BackgroundImageURI>
<Count> 0 </Count>
<Title> Welcome </Title>
</TemplateType5>
</PrimaryToken>
</Tokens>

 

Well, the first Windows Phone application is basically complete. I wrote a blog for the first time, but the text and page layout were not ideal. Please forgive me and correct me. I hope to have more conversations with experts who like Windows Phone. Continue...