Dienstag, Dezember 20th, 2011 | by Richard Deininger | Posted in Windows 7 Phone | No Comments »
Since my wife is using List it for quite some time now she found some “issues”.
So we got an update.
Update notes:
- fixed accidental strike outs during scrolling
- added a new “clipboard importer”
- added list sending feature for email
- added list sending feature for sms
- list content will be sent with “done” flag
- importer recognition for “done” flag
So besides some bug fixes the main feature is the list sending and importing feature.
FYI: the importer allows you to add elements to an existing list and also after “copy/paste” import you can add your own additinal items.
Currently the App is uploaded to Marketplace and is pending certification.
Dienstag, September 20th, 2011 | by Richard Deininger | Posted in Windows 7 Phone | No Comments »
Since I was in desperate need of an easy to use and fast todo list application, I write my own (as usual).
LieberLieber List it is a simple app for shopping, todo or other lists.
With an Overview as startup page and pivot control for list navigation it’s a snap to manage your list. The item adding feature also got an “add and new” function so you can add even vast lists with ease. Instead of checkboxes I decided to use strokes to show whats done (ideal for shopping lists). Also contained: the toggle feature to do/undo lists and a sorting feature to get all unfinished items on top.
Currently the app is pending for certification in the WP7 marketplace, but as usual this should be done in a few day’s.
Mittwoch, August 3rd, 2011 | by Richard Deininger | Posted in Windows 7 Phone, Windows Mobile Marketplace | 1 Comment »
Long time no see!
It has been some time since my last post and my last free software. But I have been busy since that and also I got some things done.
Today we uploaded 2 new apps and one update to the Microsoft WP7 Marketplace.
The update is for Mexico since it got some problems duringstartup.
The new apps are:
Rock Em Spock Em
It’s the good old fashioned Rock, Paper, Scissors game with some additional “Weapons” to choose from (Spock and Lizzard) as seen in “Big bang theory” originally from (http://www.samkass.com/theories/RPSSL.html)
and the
Connoisseur
The LieberLieber Connoisseur is a review and collection application for all connoisseurs regarding cigar, wine, beer, whisky and more. Keep track of you Humidor and just know what you should buy again or never again using your own reviews.
Also this app has an additional feature to keep track of you bar bill: The Coaster, where you can add drinks to your coaster and keep track of your consumption by just tapping on it.
Since the apps are currently pending for certification I will supply you with an developer preview (as usual) and give you another post when they are available on the WP7 Marketplace.
Mexico RockEmSpockEM Connoisseur
Freitag, März 25th, 2011 | by Simon Gorski | Posted in Mobility, Programmierung Allgemein | 7 Comments »
During a recent consulting, I helped a client to resolve his authentication issues with his existing Web application and Windows Phone application.
Using the existing MembershipProvider
If you have already an existing Web application and you want to extend it throughout a Windows Phone application you can use the existing System.Web.ApplicationServices for the authentication.
(weiterlesen…)
Donnerstag, Oktober 14th, 2010 | by Richard Deininger | Posted in Mobility, Windows 7 Phone | 3 Comments »
We did an update for Mexico (Meiern, Mäxchen,…) to run on Windows Phone 7.
Currently we are trying to get this on the WP7 Marketplace and decided to give you a developer preview.
Don’t forget to check out the Video:
So, if you have WP7 SDK and/or Zune, try out the new version.
Mexico
Dienstag, September 21st, 2010 | by Andreas Bruckner | Posted in Silverlight, Windows 7 Phone | No Comments »
If you ever want to add a service reference to your Windows Phone 7 app, and fail with a message like:
Custom tool warning: No endpoints compatible with Silverlight 3 were found.
Please remember the following 2 simple actions to finally get your reference:
1) Silverlight only supports basicHttpBinding (default: wsHttpBinding) -> so change it in the web.config file
2) close your Visual Studio & reopen it again.
Now try to update your reference: ét voilà!
This worked for me. Bonne chance!
Montag, September 20th, 2010 | by Andreas Bruckner | Posted in Windows 7 Phone | 1 Comment »
Last week Microsoft published the final version of the all new operating system Windows Phone 7.
Those lucky guys (yes, that’s me!) who own a prerelease of a WP7 phone, can update the phone’s OS to RTM. All the others just may uninstall the Developer Tools Beta, and install the RTM.
Final version ships with e.g. following controls:
- Panorama
- Pivot
- Map (yes, they included a silverlight control for bing maps!)
Upgrading from beta to the final version was quite simple, namespaces stayed the same. I only had to transfer my app from codeplex’s PanoramaControl to Panorama, and PivotControl to Pivot. And as far as I tested the app by now, MS also fixed some bugs (like refresh-bugs, ScrollViewer).
Links: Developer Tools, Windows Team Blog
