XNA to SilverXNA - Part 2 Getting our XNA project running in Silverlight
In Part 1 I went over some of the things you’ll need to do to get your current XNA project ready for use in the Silverlight XNA integration which I’ve dubbed...
In Part 1 I went over some of the things you’ll need to do to get your current XNA project ready for use in the Silverlight XNA integration which I’ve dubbed...
For some time now I have been pondering over the new XNA to Silverlight integration since it was announced for Windows Phone Mango, I even wrote a short post...
Well I’ve been remiss for a while (as with a lot of my fellow colleagues of late here on XNA-UK) due to work constraints, holidays and sheer numbness of endl...
As was the story not long ago, devs would look at the image above and see a Silverlight app, it looks like an image overlaid by a text control with another t...
As it was mentioned at Mix and a few other places, with the release of the new Windows Phone developer tools for Mango you can target both the original relea...
For a while now we have had lots of info about the Notification system for Windows Phone 7 and most of that info will tell you there are three parties involv...
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Catching up on the webcasts I’ve done now for AT&T, here’s the recording from the second event from last month (March) on Web Connectivity for Windows Phone
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Catching up on the webcasts I’ve done now for AT&T, here’s the recording from the first event last month (March) on Silverlight for Windows Phone
Catching up on the webcasts I’ve done now for AT&T, here’s the recording from the event in September last year.