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    5 Steps to Containerize your Enterprise Mobile Apps

    Containerize your Apps

    Just in case you haven’t noticed lately, the BYOD Juggernaut appears to be stumbling in the security department.  It’s time to get your mobile enterprise house in order and containerize your apps to create islands of security on potentially insecure mobile devices.

    Rob Tiffany February 15, 2013August 20, 2016 Mobile 3 Comments Read more

    Windows Phone 8 Push Notifications

    During this video, Windows Phone 8 Push Notifications and server-initiated communications are discussed. Andy and Rob discuss the Push Notifications Infrastructure and demonstrate three kinds of notifications including: Raw, Toast and Tile, as well as Push Response Headers. Be sure

    Rob Tiffany January 22, 2013April 16, 2013 Windows Phone 8 1 Comment Read more

    Windows Phone 8 Tiles and Lock Screen Notifications

    In this video, Andy and Rob teach developers about Live Tiles in Windows Phone 8. Topics include Local Tiles API, Updating Tiles from ShellTileSchedule, Updating Tiles from Background Agents, Lock screen notifications for Windows Phone, and Lock screen background for

    Rob Tiffany January 17, 2013April 16, 2013 Windows Phone 8 2 Comments Read more

    Windows Phone 8 Background Agents

    Andy Wigely and I cover concepts during this video that will help ensure your apps have the best possible performance and battery life for the phone user. Topics such as Windows Phone task management, multi-tasking with background agents, updating tiles

    Rob Tiffany January 13, 2013April 16, 2013 Windows Phone 8 2 Comments Read more

    Windows Phone 8 Application Lifecycle

    During this video, Andy Wigley and I focus on key concepts like the Windows Phone 8 program lifecycle. You’ll learn about things like Launching and Closing, Deactivating and Activating, Dormant and Tombstoned applications and the Simulation Dashboard. Next, we discuss

    Rob Tiffany January 2, 2013April 16, 2013 Windows Phone 8 No Comments Read more

    Files and Storage on Windows Phone 8

    This video covers new storage concepts for Windows Phone 8. The concepts covered in this video include accessing the Installation folder or the Local folder using the Windows Phone Runtime Windows.Storage APIs. Additionally, Andy and I focus on background file

    Rob Tiffany December 31, 2012April 16, 2013 Windows Phone 8 No Comments Read more

    Building Windows Phone 8 Apps

    Now that you’ve learned how to design Windows Phone 8 apps from the previous video, it’s time to dive into the construction of these apps. This session provides developers with a comprehensive understanding of the key components required to build a Windows

    Rob Tiffany December 17, 2012April 16, 2013 Windows Phone 8 1 Comment Read more

    Designing Windows Phone 8 Apps

    With Windows Phone 8, it’s more essential than ever that developers know how to properly express apps so they adhere to the overall look and feel of the phone. In this session, Andy and Rob introduce the Windows Phone design

    Rob Tiffany December 12, 2012April 16, 2013 Windows Phone 8 2 Comments Read more

    Introducing Windows Phone 8 Development: Part 2

    Building Apps for Windows Phone 8 Jump Start: Introducing Windows Phone 8 Development: Part 2 This is the second half of a two-part course introduction led by Andy Wigley and Rob Tiffany. This section provides a broad new features overview

    Rob Tiffany December 9, 2012April 16, 2013 Windows Phone 8 5 Comments Read more

    Introducing Windows Phone 8 Development: Part 1

    Building Apps for Windows Phone 8 Jump Start: Introducing Windows Phone 8 Development: Part 1 Expert instructors Andy Wigley and Rob Tiffany kick off the course with an information-packed introduction. This is the first part of a two-part module and

    Rob Tiffany December 5, 2012August 20, 2016 Windows Phone 8 12 Comments Read more

    New Jump Start for Developers! Build Windows Phone 8 Apps. Register Now.

    Andy and Rob

    Microsoft Learning is thrilled to announce a new Jump Start for developers focused on building apps for Windows Phone 8. This special live online course is scheduled for two full days of fast-paced, demo-rich sessions led by Microsoft Technical Evangelist, Andy Wigley, and Microsoft

    Rob Tiffany November 16, 2012August 20, 2016 Windows Phone 8 3 Comments Read more

    Mobile Device Management for Windows Phone 8

    Windows Phone Intone

    Mobile Device Management is a critical component of any company’s mobile strategy and Windows Phone 8 can be managed through Microsoft and 3rd party MDM vendor solutions. With Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) support, Windows Phone 8 can be managed via Exchange Server

    Rob Tiffany October 29, 2012August 20, 2016 Mobile Device Management 5 Comments Read more

    Getting Started with SQLite on Windows 8 > Installation

    SQLite

    Over the summer of 2012, Microsoft announced support for SQLite on both Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8. This is exciting news because it allows developers to build enterprise and consumer apps that utilize the world’s most widely used embedded

    Rob Tiffany October 24, 2012August 19, 2016 Windows 8 6 Comments Read more

    The Meek Shall in Inherit the Smartphone World

    The Meek Shall in Inherit the Smartphone World

    Like the PC’s domination over Macs in decades past, low-cost devices for the masses will win the global smartphone war.  It won’t even be close. Most of the world population has to buy their device first, without the luxury of

    Rob Tiffany April 14, 2012August 19, 2016 Mobile 1 Comment Read more

    HTML5 and CSS3 on Windows Phone: Simple Geolocation

    Geolocation Page

    Now that I’ve spent the last two articles helping you to get your Metro user experience foundation created with CSS3 and Media Queries, it’s time to jump into one of the features of HTML5.  Geolocation is perfectly suited for smartphones

    Rob Tiffany February 13, 2012August 20, 2016 Windows phone 3 Comments Read more
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