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Windows Phone 7 Camps–26th and 27th of March

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Good day everyone we will be running a Windows Phone 7 Training Camp on the 26th & 27th of March at the Microsoft Offices in Bryanston Johannesburg. Windows Phone 7 Camps is a two day event which will enable you to do Windows Phone 7 Development. This training course is geared for beginners who want to get started with developing applications for the latest Windows Phone operating system. Even if you don’t know Silverlight or XNA Framework, you’ll find this Training Course useful. More seasoned Silverlight developers should also find this course useful, as it explains some of the differences between Silverlight and Silverlight for the phone.

Where: Microsoft Bryanston
When: 26th, 27th March
Time: 9am – 4:30pm

Agenda:

26th March – Silverlight Development for Windows Phone 7
27th March – XNA Development for Windows Phone 7

All attendees will be required to bring their own laptops to the event and we will supply the tools required to develop.

Please Register at the following link as we have limited seats: Event Link here

- Dave

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  • Anonymous
    March 11, 2011
    Hey - will this be more extensive than the windows phone event Rudi & Robert did recently, or will it bethe same course content - on the 26'th?

  • Anonymous
    March 21, 2011
    Hi, I registered for the event, but now I can't make it. How do I go about deregistering? Thanks, Heath

  • Anonymous
    March 27, 2011
    When are the other manufacturers releasing Windows Phone 7 phones? At the moment, we've only got HTC Mozart (MTN) and Trophy (Vodacom). Hardly seems worth the time devving for such a tiny market. Rumour had it that Samsung was going to release Omnia 7 in the first quarter of 2011 and it's the 28th of March. What is MS doing to put pressure on networks and manufacturers?

  • Anonymous
    March 28, 2011
    Hi guys Thanks for the efforts to host something like this. Please explain to me though, how this is relevant given that as a SA resident I am unable to register on App Hub and therefore not able to even test my applications on a real device. Also, I have not seen any momentum from MS to target the enterprise market so that we can publish applications to a private corporate market (like we could with WM 6).  Nothing also seems to have come from the ChevronWP7 'negotiation' with MS for homebrew support either. Without these attractions I am keen to hear your views why your efforts to train people will be of any use to them.  (Please whisper in our collective ears that MS is close to allow SA residents to register on App Hub). Regards Pieter

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    March 28, 2011
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    March 29, 2011
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  • Anonymous
    March 29, 2011
    Hey Pieter Thanks for the feedback I am sending it to the appropriate people to have this investigated and will definitely keep you posted. Would you drop me a mail (drussell@microsoft.com) so i can keep you up to date with how things are going and i would like to talk to you more around your experiences with Windows Phone dev & the issues you have with YallaApps etc. Thanks again, Dave

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    April 19, 2011
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    April 20, 2011
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  • Anonymous
    May 03, 2011
    Hi Dave, That for all this feedback. I am very excited to hear that SA is getting its own market place as well. I am assuming this implies that we will be able to register on App Hub and will not need to go through YallaApps in the future or am I mistaken? YallaApps did sort me out soon after I posted the message on here. I am now happily deploying to my device. They said that there was some bug that caused phones to be locked out again and then people wasted their 50 credits. So it is all good. Again, thanks for keeping us up to date. Regards, Jacques Mostert