Learn about the various pieces a media app can use to create an immersive Windows Phone experience—such as integrating with the Music + Videos Hub—and how to make sure your app is a “good citizen” on Windows Phone.Mark Hopkins
Achieving zero-lag connectivity between Web clients and servers requires going beyond the HTTP protocol. Dino Esposito explains how.Dino Esposito
Web Dev Report: Integrate HTML5 into Existing ASP.NET Web Forms and MVC ApplicationsIn this installment of the Web Dev Report, Rachel Appel shows how HTML5 is more than just a shiny new toy when integrated into ASP.NET Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC applications. Rachel Appel
Leading LightSwitch: Logging in to a LightSwitch Application Using Social Media CredentialsFind out how to create a LightSwitch application that lets users log into Web sites using their social media credentials no matter where they are.Jan Van der Haegen
ALM Rangers: Migrating from an On-Premise Team Foundation Server to Team Foundation Service Preview Using the TFS Integration ToolsJoin ALM Ranger Willy-Peter Schaub in a walk through a pilot migration from an on-premise Team Foundation Server project to a project hosted by Team Foundation Service Preview and see how the TFS Integration Tools facilitate the trip.Willy-Peter Schaub
HTML5: Develop HTML5 Windows Phone Apps with Apache CordovaAs an introduction to Windows Phone development with Apache Cordova, HTML5 and JavaScript, Colin Eberhardt follows a Model-View-ViewModel approach with KnockoutJS to walk you through building a Twitter Search application.Colin Eberhardt
Building HTML5 Applications: Using HTML5 to Create Mobile ExperiencesFollowing on last month’s discussion of media queries, Brandon Satrom looks at the other two pillars of responsive Web design—fluid grids and flexible images.Brandon Satrom
ASP.NET MVC 4: What’s New for Mobile Development in ASP.NET MVC 4This article explores features in the upcoming release of ASP.NET MVC4 targeted specifically at mobile Web site development.Keith Burnell
ASP.NET: Introducing the Navigation for ASP.NET Web Forms FrameworkTake a fresh look at Web Forms with this new navigation framework that eliminates tight coupling and codebehind while providing for unit-tested data-bound code and many other advantages. It’s enough to make an ASP.NET MVC application green with envy.Graham Mendick
T4 Templates: Managing Complexity in T4 Code-Generation SolutionsBuilding monolithic code generation solutions is every bit as evil as building a monolithic application. Here are all the ways you can refactor your code generation solution into reusable components.Peter Vogel
Kinect: Multimodal Communication with KinectLeland Holmquest continues to explore his virtual office assistant named “Lily,” created with a Kinect-enabled Windows Presentation Foundation application, in order to advance the means of context-aware dialogue and multimodal communication.Leland Holmquest
Client InsightAdvanced JsRender Templating FeaturesJohn Papa continues the exploration of JsRender in more scenarios such as rendering external templates, changing context with the {{for}} tag and using complex expressions.John Papa
Don't Get Me StartedThe Myth of Informed ConsentAre your applications posing impossible questions to users? David Platt says too many developers are just protecting their own backsides when prompting users to make decisions they can't possibly understand.David Platt
Forecast: Cloudy5 Reasons to Start Working with Windows AzureJoseph Fultz presents five reasons you should get started with Windows Azure today.Joseph Fultz
Test RunDive into Neural NetworksNeural networks can be used to solve a variety of practical problems. James McCaffrey explains what they are and presents C# code that implements a neural network.James McCaffrey
The Working ProgrammerTalk to Me, Part 3: Meet the TherapistTed Neward takes his voice-input system a bit further by combining the two systems, showing how the host, Tropo, offers voice/SMS access over HTTP/REST-like channels.Ted Neward
Editor's NoteMSDN Magazine Welcomes ScriptJunkieMSDN Magazine has added Microsoft's popular Script Junkie site for cross-browser Web development to its growing online portfolio.Michael Desmond
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