Much awaited Windows Phone 8 SDK got launched on 30th October 2012. And as all we expected there is HTML5 support in Windows Phone 8. To get it started navigate here to download Windows Phone 8 SDK and then from the New Downloads section download Windows Phone SDK 8.0. There are two options available toContinueContinue reading “Getting Started with Windows Phone 8”
Monthly Archives: October 2012
Thanks to Student created Windows 8 App of my Blog
I am very pleased to write here that one student Akrita Agarwal has shown her love to my blog and voluntarily created Windows 8 Application of my blog. I am very touched by this kind effort. You can get that app from App Store from here Link to download Application from Store This isContinueContinue reading “Thanks to Student created Windows 8 App of my Blog”
Presented: Windows 8 App Development for web Developer
I had an opportunity to present on “Windows 8 App Development for Web Developers” at Microsoft Gurgaon on 13th October 2012. It was nice experience presenting in front of more than 125 enthusiast audiences. I presented on the topic “Windows 8 App Development for Web Developers” and shown demos on Migrating CSS based HTML WebContinueContinue reading “Presented: Windows 8 App Development for web Developer”
ASP.Net Web API Service in Windows Phone: Part 4 of Many
Creating First HTTP Service using ASP.NET Web API: Part1 of Many Consuming ASP.NET Web API Service using HttpClient: Part2 of Many How to Self-Host ASP.Net Web API: Part 3 of Many In this post we will consume ASP.Net Web API HTTP Service in Windows Phone Application. If you do not specify header information in HTTPContinueContinue reading “ASP.Net Web API Service in Windows Phone: Part 4 of Many”
How to Self-Host ASP.Net Web API: Part 3 of Many
Creating First HTTP Service using ASP.NET Web API: Part1 of Many Consuming ASP.NET Web API Service using HttpClient: Part2 of Many In this post, we will step by step walkthrough that How to Self-Host ASP.Net Web API. We are going to host Web API in a console application. To do that creates a Console Application.ContinueContinue reading “How to Self-Host ASP.Net Web API: Part 3 of Many”