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Article 13 May 2013   license: CPOL
A simple solution trying out the Azure platform for development and deployment.
Article 13 May 2013   license: CPOL
View and rate box art for your favorite Xbox games!
Article 12 May 2013   license: BSD
HealthReunion is a complete solution for medium , large scale healthcare providers and patients. It's a Azure based hosted solution
Catalog 12 May 2013   license: Shareware
WebFMX is a tool that allows FireMonkey applications to be published to the Web and accessed by any device, plataform or HTML5 browser.
Article 11 May 2013   license: CPOL
Indepth detail of how to utilize the trail period of windows Azure
Article 11 May 2013   license: CPOL
Azure based pet adoption agent that helps pet lovers find the perfect pet while saving the lives of kittens & puppies
Article 11 May 2013   license: MIT
ErrZure is a tool for collecting and managing errors from mobile clients
Article 10 May 2013   license: CPOL
Tutorial showing how to build an iOS or Android app using Azure Mobile Services with HTML5 and JavaScript in Visual Studio.
News 8 May 2013  
With PhoneGap, it's a common practice to test builds in a desktop browser. This is useful for some things, but may miss platform-specific bugs and lacks useful debugging tools. Shawn Wildermuth demonstrates how to set up Android emulators and console output for local debugging without needing the full Eclipse IDE running. Bonus tip: use the x86 simluator images for better performance.
iPhone Video Chat App Tutorial by IPhoneGameZone
News 8 May 2013  
Tired of app tutorials that aren't much more than glorified Hello World or rudimentary games? Nirav Bhatt put together this epic tutorial (over 6,000 words!) walking you through the creation of a fully functional video chat app for iOS. He uses Opentok for the streaming framework and Parse.com for the back end user management features. You can learn a lot from building a real-world app like this.
News 8 May 2013  
Think the opportunities for mobile devs are only on smartphones? Think again. Michael Millar explains how feature phones still play a strong role in emerging markets... and need apps! For further perspective, see Benedict Evans' analysis of the "Addressable markets for high-end phones" (http://ben-evans.com/benedictevans/2013/5/6/addressable-markets-for-the-iphone).
News 8 May 2013  
It looks like mobile UI trends are in for another round of revolution: flat versus 3D, web versus native... not to mention rumors of a Jonny Ive reboot of Apple's iOS interface. Ariya Hidayat takes a look at one area where Android developers are experimenting in new UI directions in the recen redesigns of several news apps. Which design looks best... and which is most usable?
News 8 May 2013  
One consequence of the frequent new versions and broad array of devices supported by Android is an abundance of API target levels. This can be a source of confusion, but Michael Crump sorts through the various APIs, explains which ones are really important and demonstrates how to use thm in your own development.
News 8 May 2013  
Every iPhone and iPad includes both a CPU and a GPU, but generally we don't take advantage the latter unless we're writing advanced game or animation code. Mattt Thompson introduces you to GPUImage, a BSD-licensed iOS library by Brad Larson that makes it easy to use GPU-accellerated effects on almost any image or video. Right on your phone.
News 8 May 2013  
If bite-size video tutorials are what you need, check out this course on PhoneGap mobile app development from the folks at LearnToProgram. The entire course includes more than 30 separate videos covering everything from basic page layout to interacting with accelerometers. Purchase the entire course, or only the individual videos you need.
Technical Blog 7 May 2013   license: CPOL
I will explore and learn XNA for Windows Phone with you.
Article 6 May 2013   license: CPOL
Setting up a Windows Phone 8 Virtual Development Environment
Article 3 May 2013   license: CPOL
Be able located the urn from the shelf, which has 2000 slots.
Tip/Trick 2 May 2013   license: CPOL
HttpLib makes it easier to asynchronously consume data from web services in C#. The library contains methods to upload to and download from web services.
News 1 May 2013  
Similar to Google's Chromebook in the PC world, Mozilla is using web tech to tackle the smartphone world with it's Firefox OS. The software is ready for developers, hardware is available and Jamie Carter takes a closer look at the how the pieces are all coming together.
News 1 May 2013  
Touch interfaces are hardly new, and an entire generation is growing up in a world that always had touch-screen mobile devices. But designing UI for touch is still more art than science. Steven Hoober provides an in-depth look at touch targets and techniques to prevent interference errors. A must read for mobile app developers.
News 1 May 2013  
App stores provide an inherent advantage for both developers and their customers: discoverability, package installation and payment are all handled for you. For most platforms you're limited to the vendor's store, but Android is seeing a first: big-league competition between Google's Play and Amazon's new app store. As John Koetsier explains, Amazon may have an advantage with fewer apps and a worldwide customer base.
News 1 May 2013  
Microsoft's Windows Azure Mobile Services offers strong support for building back-end services that target several popular mobile platforms. In this screencast, Ben Scheirman shows you how to set up a new iOS-focused mobile service, wire up the SDK with CocoaPods, set up Twitter authentication and enrich the data using Javascript on the server.
News 1 May 2013  
Your app probably has its own data sources, but what happens when you need to combine that with external data in a list view on Android? Wolfram Rittmeyer runs through several different options, describing the pros and cons of each approach. Seems like the MVC pattern would be a good fit here.
News 1 May 2013  
Typescript is basically an extension of JavaScript. It enables static typing and OOP, and compiles down to compliant JavaScript, making it popular with C# devs. Andrea Boschin demonstrates how you can use this new tech to write Windows Store apps for Windows Phone apps and Surface tablets.
News 1 May 2013  
The native development environment for Android is, of course, Java. But in this series of articles, CodeProject member li9705 demonstrates how to use CLE and Wrapandroid to write your Android app in C++. Start here to get set up, then build your own app in the following articles.
Article 1 May 2013   license: CPOL
Time to automate the sign-in and sign-out process at the pre-school. Get it online, real-time and in the cloud
Article 1 May 2013   license: CPOL
Using JavaScript for oAuth with three major identity providers: Facebook, Google, and Twitter.
Technical Blog 1 May 2013   license: CPOL
A challenge faced by the MonoGame team when they created Windows Phone 8 support was that XNA is actually included with the platform, this created a unique challenge because it was a direct contradiction to the XNA support being provided by MonoGame itself, this caused no end of problems until ̷
Article 30 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Create a chat program that will have self destructing messages
Article 30 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Danger Dodger will keep track of the amount of danger you're in at any given point in time and help you to avoid it.
Article 30 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Platform for people to share their emotions
Article 29 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Usage of services, alarm manager and broadcast receivers.
Tip/Trick 29 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Decode and encode files by mobile serial number using AT commands.
Article 28 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
White Stone Helps Businesses Give Their Customers Greater Value for their Money.
Article 28 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Cloud Solution to help Patients to get rid of Drug Addiction and take medicines on time. Failing to take drug will trigger notifications to Doctors. Drug reminders will be available in Live Calendar and Proofs for taken medicines will be stored in SkyDrive.
Article 28 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Application to notify spotlighted Windows Phone apps to the developers on a daily basis
Article 28 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
An application to store your list of medical shots in the cloud.
Article 26 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
FindMe - My entry to the Azure Developer competition
Tip/Trick 25 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Example of how to use JavaScript to drag, drop, and rotate elements for Safari in iPad.
Article 25 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Come one, come all , get your racing sticks here, throw them in and catch the winner!
News 24 Apr 2013  
Which is best for your app: HTML5 or native code? It depends. Facebook made the switch to native last year, and now Jolie O'Dell talks to LinkedIn's senior director for mobile engineering Kiran Prasad to understand why they made the change to native. Memory usage, native GUI widgets and debugging tools were major factors.
News 24 Apr 2013  
While LinkedIn was porting their mobile apps to native code, the Exfm were heading the other direction, retooling their Android and iOS apps with HTML5, JavaScript and PhoneGap... and seeing business improve all around. Dan Kantor explains how they did it (with code examples).
News 24 Apr 2013  
The core iOS functions for working with audio and video are in the AVFoundation library. In this post, the folks at ManiacDev.com pull together a collection of helpful links about AVFoundations basics, including two mini tutorials from Bob McCune (with source code) for creating a simple video capture and editing app.
Inside Windows Phone – Helpful Code Samples by The Windows Phone Developer Blog
News 24 Apr 2013  
When you're working on a new app or learning new APIs, sample code can be helpful in working out the details. In this video, Larry Lieberman and Matthias Shapiro discuss some of the code examples they've created. Check the show notes for links.
Auto Layout Performance on iOS by Florian Kugler
News 24 Apr 2013  
Unless you're deeply committed to the old springs-and-struts method of adjusting iOS app layouts, the new Auto Layout feature that debuted in iOS 6 is much more convenient. But does it also deliver a performance hi? Florian Kugler measured the performance of latest app and comes to some interesting conclusions.
News 24 Apr 2013  
If you need back-end services for your iOS app, you're not limited to iCloud or rolling your own. Windows Azure Mobile Services has really stepped up its iOS-focused offerings. Chris Risner walks you through an in-depth tutorial on one essential aspect of online services: setting up user authentication on Azure.
News 24 Apr 2013  
Android has solid foundations as a gaming platform, but still lacks key services that tie the gaming experience together. While looking through the Google Glass code, Ron Amadeo found what appears to be evidence of Google game services that could appear in future SDKs. What's included? Read on for the details.
Catalog 24 Apr 2013   license: Commercial
Drive further engagement with your customers by allowing them to share information with friends and family directly from within your app, using their own mobile number.

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