So are your graduating high school seniors bored? or perhaps you are still looking for things to do after the AP CS exam. or maybe you know college or high school students looking to make a few bucks writing code? (Student Develops Games For Windows Phone 7) Edwin Guarin has a new post out called Dreamspark and App Hub Registration process REVEALED! that partners well with my post called Student Access to the AppHub for Windows Phone 7 with information for students who want to create Windows Phone applications and add them to the Windows Marketplace for free. All the information students (18+ I think sorry) need to know to get started is there. Or there and below.
Looking for learning materials? Visit the Windows Phone developer resources pages on App Hub. Here you will find topic pages so you can learn everything you need to know to create great apps and games for Windows Phone:
- Silverlight for Windows Phone
- XNA Game Studio and XNA Framework
- Windows Phone Developer Tools and Device Unlock
- User Experience and User Interface
- Application and Execution Model
- Input, Touch and Gestures
- Launchers and Choosers
- Security
- Frame and Page Navigation
- Isolated Storage
- Performance
- Advertising Services
- Camera and Photos
- Media – Audio and Video
- Push Notifications and Live Tiles
- App Bar and Controls
- Location and Mapping
- Networking and Web Services
- Sensors
- Globalization and Localization
- Porting Your App or Game to Windows Phone 7
- Application Publishing and Marketplace
BTW if you are a high school teacher and want to make sure your students have access to DreamSpark check out Gautam Reddy’s wonderful blog post that explains the step by step of signing a high school up for DreamSpark
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