Windows Phone 7 Development Environment initial experience

Today, I downloaded the development environment for Windows Phone 7 and shared it with you.

I downloaded an ISO file, which is: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink? Linkid = 201927

Let's talk about the configuration of my machine first. Windows 7 has installed Visual Studio 2010. It took about 15-20 minutes to install it (not carefully recorded), just like other Microsoft products, the installation process is smooth, and no special configuration is required. The next step is OK.

 

Next, open vs2010 and you can see that Silverlight for Windows Phone and xNa game studio 4.0 are available in Project C #.

 

 

We have created a new Windows Phone application project, and we can see an eye-catching development environment.

 

The left side is used for the interface layout, and the right side is the corresponding XAML file, which is directly compiled and debugged. The simulator is quickly started, much faster than the previous Windows Mobile simulator. Unfortunately, there are few applications in the simulator, and only IE, Bing, and setting are found. See.

 

Add a button to the interface in the development environment and add it to the CS file.CodeTo test whether Chinese characters are supported.

Private void button#click (Object sender, routedeventargs e) <br/>{< br/> MessageBox. Show ("Hello, China"); <br/>}

The running result is as follows:

 

It seems that there is no problem with Chinese support. Well, so far, the first time I experienced the development environment of the official version of Windows Phone 7, I can see that Microsoft has made great efforts, what are you waiting for? You can start.

 

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