Silverlight Cream for June 01, 2011 -- #1098

June 1, 2011 · 2 min read
In this Issue: Kunal Chowdhury, Khawar Yunus, Alex van Beek, David Kelley, Laurent Bugnion(-2-), Valentin Stoychev, Dhananjay Kumar, and Jesse Liberty(-2-).RSSImage

Above the Fold:

Silverlight:"Using Silverlight and Server Push to build a better means of debugging production applications"
Khawar Yunus
WP7:"Monetizing Phone 7 Application Methods and Approaches"
David Kelley

Shoutouts:

Joe McBride has his materials up for the presentation he did:

Damian Schenkelman has a post up summarizing the MMP Video Editor SP2 updates:

Rob Eisenberg announced the bug fixes and improvements in his release:

From:

Kunal Chowdhury continues his WP7.1 tutorial series with this one on the PhoneApplicationPage

Khawar Yunus discusses a a different approach for debugging applications in production using Silverlight and Server Push... if you haven't seen his app-messenger application, check out the link in the article Conclusion.

Alex van Beek's latest tutorial is one to get you started with WCF Data Services on WP7.1 with all the latest toys provided in WP7.1, and including a section on Tombstoning

David Kelley has a post up discussing ways of 'monetizing' your WP7 apps... from someone that is successfully doing so, this is a good read.

Laurent Bugnion has a series going he's titled "Mango" from the trenches. Part 1 is on the new live tile support.

Laurent Bugnion's second post in his series is on Bing Maps navigation in WP7.1

You don't have to have a Telerik account to get the source or toys to play, you can download a trial... Valentin Stoychev has a great appointment viewer app tutorial up... and a good demo of WP7.1 having access to your appointments.

Walkthrough on Play Background Audio in Windows 7.1 [Mango] Phone

Dhananjay Kumar demonstrates playing background audio in WP7.1 by building an app to do just that in this tutorial... lots of screenshots, explaination and code.

Jesse Liberty's got a post up in his 'Mango from Scratch' series about managing the back stack... he explains the problem he's going to solve by demonstrating it in a new example.

Jesse Liberty and Jon have 'The Full Stack' podcast number 11

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