Resco MobileLight Toolkit for Windows Phone 7

Our good friends at Resco just announced some new Silverlight controls for Windows Phone 7. They’re called the Resco MobileLight Toolkit, which is optimized for Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft Silverlight.

Resco MobileLight Toolkit is a set of Microsoft Silverlight controls designed for Windows Phone 7. The controls‘ architecture is based on the Resco MobileForms Toolkit controls but adjusted to the Microsoft Silverlight technology.

“Since Microsoft announced the new Windows Phone 7 we have experienced a dramatic increase of demand for Windows Phone 7 controls,” said Radomir Vozar, Resco Developer Tools & Enterprise Division Director. “We have a clear goal to develop a product built on a successful tradition of Resco MobileForms Toolkit with account to the new possibilities and trends of the Windows Phone 7 and Microsoft Silverlight.”

The first version of the Resco MobileLight Toolkit—scheduled for September 28, 2010—will include two most frequently used controls: Resco AdvancedList and Resco DetailView. After the release, Resco will continually add new controls, such as Calendar, Grid, etc. The controls’ UI will meet the Windows Phone 7 Series UI Design & Interaction Guide in order to fulfill the Windows Phone 7 graphics and usage standards.

 

The Resco MobileLight Toolkit will be marketed as a stand-alone product as well as part of Resco MobileApp Studio. The license includes a 1-year subscription, which ensures access to the new control releases, updates, fixes and support.

If you’re developing for Windows Phone 7, and I know you are, you might want to take a look.

-Rob

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A bestselling author of fiction and non-fiction books, Rob Tiffany combines his military past with his high-tech present to take readers from the depths of the ocean to the world of mobile apps. Rob served with the Navy SEALs (SOCOM) on a special ops delivery vehicle and patrolled the seas on a Trident submarine. Beneath the waves is also where he taught himself to become a Software Developer with REXX on OS/2 and Visual Basic on Windows. After the Navy, Rob spent most of his career as a serial entreprenuer and an IT executive. A pioneer of the Smartphone revolution, he drove the development of the all-important mobile app ecosystem. As a Software Architect at the world’s largest software company, he’s in-demand as an advisor to executives and a speaker at conferences all over the world. Through books, articles and workshops, he helps to empower developers and IT professionals in areas of mobile, wireless, data replication, the cloud, and highly-scalable infrastructures. Rob lives in the Pacific Northwest and you can learn more about him by subscribing to his blog and following him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/robtiffany.