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How to get write access to a prepopulated SQL CE database in a Windows Phone application
SQL CE is one of the most appreciated features for developers introduced in Windows Phone 7.5: before SQL CE the only way to store data locally was serialization or remote services (for example, on the cloud). With SQL CE, instead, … Continue reading
How to create cool custom tiles in a Windows Phone application
The APIs provided by Windows Phone to create secondary tiles or to update the main tile are very simple to use, but not very flexible: you can set a title, a background, a counter, etc., but you can’t use a … Continue reading
How to open Internet Explorer by code in a Metro style application
Recently I’ve worked on a Windows 8 application to promote my blog: people can use it to read my posts within the application and to be notified (using both toast and tile notifications) every time a new post is published. … Continue reading
Include a support page in the Settings panel of a Windows 8 application
One of the requisites to pass the certification for a Windows 8 application is to provide a support page, where the user can find all the information needed to get in touch with the developer. This requirement is inherited directly … Continue reading
Using SQLite in your Windows 8 Metro style applications
As a little surprise for developers, Windows 8 doesn’t come out with native database support. In the past months some SQLite portings came out, but none of the them was working really good. After the Windows Phone Summit (where Microsoft … Continue reading