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Mobile and Wireless Development Learning Guide
If you're ready to expand your developer skills to mobile and wireless applications, then this learning guide is for you. It's chock full of articles, tutorials, tools, sample code and much more. Browse these resources to help transfer your existing ... Learning Guide
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Create iPhone apps with .NET
Novell announced the availability of MonoTouch 1.0, a software-developer kit (SDK) that enables developers to create iPhone- and iPod Touch-based apps that leverage the Mono versions of .NET. Article | 16 Sep 2009
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Microsoft links BizTalk to RFID to Windows Mobile apps
Microsoft made available a private beta for Microsoft BizTalk RFID Mobile, with general availability expected in late this year. It is said to simplify development of mobile applications that expose real-time business information. Article | 22 Apr 2008
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.NET Micro Framework securing device software -- and attracting vendors
Recent advances for the .NET Micro Framework include a Service Pack release and third-party ports onto ARM processers. Article | 24 Dec 2007
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Web server brings ASP.NET to Windows CE
OpenNETCF Consulting's Padarn is an ASP.NET Web server that runs under Windows CE 5.0 and 6.0. It is installed as a managed assembly. Article | 17 Dec 2007
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What .NET Compact Framework 3.5 brings to mobile app development
The latest version of the .NET Compact Framework emphasizes unit testing, distributed applications and better mobile device emulation. Article | 28 Nov 2007
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Control adds data trees to .NET Compact Framework apps
Resco AdvancedTree .NET is a control that lets developers add data trees to mobile applications running the .NET Compact Framework. Article | 15 Oct 2007
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With Visual Studio plug-in, developers can build BlackBerry apps
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion has created a free Visual Studio 2005 plug-in that lets .NET developers use the familiar IDE to create applications for BlackBerry smartphones. Article | 24 Aug 2007
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.NET Micro Framework: Ubiquitous computing for smart devices
With the .NET Micro Framework, Microsoft aims to make it easier to develop the applications that run on smart devices like watches, sensors and even household appliances. Article | 18 Jun 2007
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Resco introduces VS 2005 compatible mobile app dev kit
The company's MobileApp Developer Pack brings together the company's developer tools, libraries and controls for Windows Mobile application development. Article | 12 Jun 2007
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Windows Developments: Product news, May 2007
This month's .NET development products include an XML content authoring app, a memory profiler, a set of Silverlight controls, and a mobile-to-back end connection that uses WCF. Article | 14 May 2007
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Book excerpt: Creating graphical output using the .NET Compact Framework
This chapter shows how to take advantage of the graphics capabilities of the .NET Compact Framework, providing opportunities to build far richer user interface client-tier applications than any traditional HTML-based application could ever do. Tip
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.NET Compact Framework: Less is more, especially on mobile devices
If you're developing for mobile devices, you're using the .NET Compact Framework. This tip introduces the slimmed-down version of .NET and points to helpful resources for using it. Tip
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Beginning .NET mobile application development
Two tutorials from Thom Robbins offer insight into mobile application development for the .NET Framework. Tip
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Patterns for smart devices: Soliving the multiple resolution/orientation problem
Mobile development is similar to Web development in that clients that will be using an application may not be under your control, and they may support different sets of features and capabilities. With mobile devices, the most challenging issue is how... Tip
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The .NET Compact Framework
A look at some of the benefits of using the .NET Compact Framework. Tip
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Your first app with the .NET Compact Framework and smart device extensions
Developers familiar with the .NET Framework should have no problem creating apps for smart devices in the .NET Compact Framework. This tip shows how to create a 'Hello World' app. Tip
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The Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit 1.0
If your VS.NET development plans include Web-based services for mobile devices, this is one toolkit you won't want to miss. Tip
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mobile application development
Mobile application development is the set of processes and procedures involved in writing software for small, wireless computing devices such as smartphones or tablets. Tests Definition
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mobile application development
Mobile application development is the set of processes and procedures involved in writing software for small, wireless computing devices such as smartphones or tablets. Tests Definition
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Create iPhone apps with .NET
Novell announced the availability of MonoTouch 1.0, a software-developer kit (SDK) that enables developers to create iPhone- and iPod Touch-based apps that leverage the Mono versions of .NET. Article
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Microsoft links BizTalk to RFID to Windows Mobile apps
Microsoft made available a private beta for Microsoft BizTalk RFID Mobile, with general availability expected in late this year. It is said to simplify development of mobile applications that expose real-time business information. Article
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.NET Micro Framework securing device software -- and attracting vendors
Recent advances for the .NET Micro Framework include a Service Pack release and third-party ports onto ARM processers. Article
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Web server brings ASP.NET to Windows CE
OpenNETCF Consulting's Padarn is an ASP.NET Web server that runs under Windows CE 5.0 and 6.0. It is installed as a managed assembly. Article
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What .NET Compact Framework 3.5 brings to mobile app development
The latest version of the .NET Compact Framework emphasizes unit testing, distributed applications and better mobile device emulation. Article
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Book excerpt: Creating graphical output using the .NET Compact Framework
This chapter shows how to take advantage of the graphics capabilities of the .NET Compact Framework, providing opportunities to build far richer user interface client-tier applications than any traditional HTML-based application could ever do. Tip
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.NET Compact Framework: Less is more, especially on mobile devices
If you're developing for mobile devices, you're using the .NET Compact Framework. This tip introduces the slimmed-down version of .NET and points to helpful resources for using it. Tip
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Control adds data trees to .NET Compact Framework apps
Resco AdvancedTree .NET is a control that lets developers add data trees to mobile applications running the .NET Compact Framework. Article
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With Visual Studio plug-in, developers can build BlackBerry apps
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion has created a free Visual Studio 2005 plug-in that lets .NET developers use the familiar IDE to create applications for BlackBerry smartphones. Article
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About .NET mobile application development
.NET Framework application development for mobile devices, using technology such as ASP.NET.