Hi guys.
Can you tell me what we need to learn and get to start making (simple) Windows Mobile Apps please?
(My only experience is web design, Flash design and intermediate Flash programming)
Can you give me some bullet points please of what to get and what to research first? Do we need visual basic etc? Which version? etc..
Much appreciated.
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Hello everyone. I have seen a lot of people skinning the phone, calculator, WMP, and other things with Windows Mobile.
What I was wondering is if anyone could help me, or point me in the direction of help, on how to do such. Is there any programs available that help with the process? What are the steps to do such customizing? And what is able to be customized?
Thanks in advance
Hello,
I am very new at developing anything what so ever. I want to take on the task of developing a small app for my HTC/xv6900.
I make visits to peoples homes on a regular basis. I would like to have a program that I can add these people in. It will work pretty similar to the contacts system already on the windows Mobile. But there are a few things that it lacks that I need. So i decided to try to develop my own.
I found a very cheap copy of the .net 2005 and download the Windows Mobile Professional from Microsoft.
But of course I am unsure of what I am doing. I figure I could try to build the GUI first and then get some help with the coding. But now I am stuck on the GUI.
The main reason for this post is to get help and get some direction to some good tutorials that would help in building a small app for a WM6 Professional device.
hi folks,
i love my phone and will like to contribute...
i studied years ago turbo pascal but i figured that programing languages basically have similar flows?
i will like to seek advise from pros on how do i get started?
can i
1) know what programing language or tools do i need?
2) know what are the usual errors or problems so that my climb will be easier?
i am really sincere and i hope the pros can take some time to advise me...
yours
leo
I would say, the easiest way to do some application pgrogramming, is to use the Visual Studio 2008(Tool) and C#(language). The platform is .Net framework 3.5.
You can download the latest Windows Mobile emulators, and use it along with Visual studio to test and debug your programs. Once you are satisfied with the program, you can build the cab using Visual Studio(which you can install on the real windows mobile device).
Please post specifics if you need more info. I am sure most of the poeple here are willing to help!
Please try the search function before posting even though this is the Q&A section
This question was just asked: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=452400
sorry bro . . .
its fine, just figured you might find a little information quicker there
ok specific Q can i rely solely on "WYSIWYG" interface? rather than hardcode like C etc?
Nope. Solely WYSIWYG won't get you anywhere.
But you can use it. For example the CompactFramework.Net (CF.Net) has a WYSIWYG interface, but the underlying functionality you'll have to write yourself.
If that is what you meant...
Hi there,
I have a project to do at work and I work with PDAs all day. My mission is to get the Windows Mobile emulator to be embedded onto a website.
I want to know if this is even possible before I start putting lots of energy into this.
Any help would be much appreciated.
There must be someone out there with some knowledge of this! Please!
Hi,
My name is Søren, and I am experience .net developer, and now I want to start developing on my new HTC Desire.
What do I do to get started? Does anyone knows some good slinks to some simple beginnerguides?
I am not interested in the coding; that should be relative easy, but I am interested in how to setup my windows 7 with SDK's, IDE/GUI and so on.
Thanks in advance.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
All you need is in there.
Well, it tells you step by step how to set it up...
Thanks
Thanks. I will look into it.
Is it even possible to develope on android devices by now?
Haven't read anything like that until now