Hanselminutes Podcast 206 - Windows Phone 7 Series - The Developer Experience with Charlie Kindel
My two-hundred-and-sixth podcast is up. I was at Mix last week in Las Vegas, and got a second to sit down with Charlie Kindel from the Windows Phone team. What's the real developer story? What can these phones do and how do we program them? We talk aesthetic, controls, IDEs and hardware details.
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The hubs integration I think is better explained in terms of photos. Where by as oppose to the phone that remains nameless where you find the particular image editing app of which I have many load it open the image... Instead the app registers as "photo service" you go to the image in the hub and then select the app. Which in my opinion is a nicer path.
I'm still a little confused as to the Silverlight version it seems to be between 3 and 4 somewhat with certain things removed e.g. printing. Any good guides on this?