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In this Issue: Anton Polimenov, Paul Patterson, Beth Massi(-2-), Derik Whittaker, Dinesh Sodani, jbaird, priozersk, Kyle McClellan(-2-), Dimitris - Ilias Gkanatsios, and Matthias Shapiro.

From SilverlightCream.com:

WP7: Windows Phone 7 Application Platform

Anton Polimenov discusses the WP7 application platform ... Silverlight and XNA, the architecture components, and the tools needed.

Microsoft LightSwitch – Using the Is Computed Field Property

Paul Patterson has a lot of Lightswitch material up on his "Wrench in the Cog" blog... this is only a taste of it all... and is about putting a computed field on a customer table.

Validating Collections of Entities (Sets of Data) in LightSwitch

Beth Massi has a post up on the validating framework in Lightswitch with some good examples and guidance.

Using the Is Computed Field Property

Beth Massi also has 3 more Lightswitch training videos up, and this post has all 8 listed so you don't have to go find the first post.

Changing the Background and Foreground Colors for an Application Bar on WP7

Derik Whittaker demonstrates the XAML necessary to 'spice up' the Application Bar in a WP7 app even though it's not bindable or skinnable with templates.

Silverlight Application Life Cycle

Let Dinesh Sodani guide you through the Silverlight application life-cycle, or keep this at-hand when you're having problems.

Building a Windows Phone 7 App – Sudoku (Part 3)

jbaird completes the game board and game page in this 3rd part of his Sudoku for WP7 series

Creating List Picker for WP7

priozersk has a WP7 post on Alex Yakhnin's blog about a 'list picker' -- select a single item from a small list, and then he posted an update also: Update to List Picker Control

Authorization Sample 304 – MVVM Authorization for Silverlight

Kyle McClellan continues from his previous authorization sample with a couple new ones. This one is an authorization form in MVVM.

Authorization Sample 305 – Permission-Based Authorization for Silverlight

Kyle McClellan's next post is demonstrating extending the authorization library to support read and write permissions.

Emulating the Accelerometer in Windows Phone 7 emulator using Freescale Semiconductor accelerometer

OK I admit I had to look up what a 'Freescale Badge' was ... and that means I don't have one :) ... but if you do... Dimitris - Ilias Gkanatsios has a great post up on using it to simulate the accelerometer in your great new WP7 app.

Windows Phone 7: Navigating After A Picture/Camera Task

Matthias Shapiro talks through the forensics of chasing down a WP7 error message received after taking a picture.

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