run your wp8 app on two emulators simultaneously
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 8 project that requires two devices. Those devices talk to each other through a SignalR service. Thanks to Hyper-V I...
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error tracking with raygun and free t-shirts!
I received a mail from Mindscape stating that their product called Raygun was coming along nicely and if I was interested in trying it out and blogging my fi...
iis express and the windows phone 8 emulator
As an app developer you’re bound to run into a situation where you’re building both an app and a mobile website or REST based service. That means...
extending the windows phone pivot
As I was working on a Windows Phone 8 project I needed a pivot that could hide its title, giving back some screen real-estate when needed. The basic pivot th...
presenting at multi-mania
Today I delivered a session at Europe’s biggest free multimedia conference. The session was an introductory session on Windows Phone 8. As promised dur...
taking over msdn belux
The Belgian MSDN team started an initiative a few weeks ago. They give the password to the MSDNBeLux Twitter account to someone from the community, that pers...
porting a real win8 app to wp8–part 3
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
msdn webcast signalr and wp8 slides and demos
I had the pleasure of presenting an MSDN webcast on SignalR and Windows Phone 8 yesterday. I had a great time presenting and believe it or not, all demos act...
10 things you might have missed about mvvm light
Ever since I started playing with XAML based technologies (which actually isn’t that long ago) I’ve been looking into the MVVM (Model – Vie...
wp8, leap motion and a glue called sockets
I’m one of the lucky few who got their hands on a Leap Motion developer device (check out the video above if you’ve never heard of the Leap Motion). It’s a ...