(X) Hide this
    • Login
    • Join
      • Generate New Image
        By clicking 'Register' you accept the terms of use .
        Why Register?

Search

Go
 
Want better search results?  See our search tips!

Learn


  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Jan 26, 2011 (more than a year ago)
    Tags:   windows-phone-7 , hey-weight , andrej-tozon
    Don't miss... WP7 series by Andrea Boschin What is Windows Phone series WP7 for iPhone Developers book:                        Show more books Q1. Andrej - please introduce yourself briefly (experience, interests, key projects, etc) and tell us more about the application you created - what are the key functionalities, major differences from other similar applications on the market, why do you thi ...
  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Svetla Stoycheva  on  Apr 15, 2010 (more than a year ago)
    Andrej Tozon is the next article author we would like to introduce you to the SilverlightShow community. Having authored 5 articles already, all on quite hot topics, Andrej is one of the most active contributors to posting quality content on SilverlightShow. Andrej's articles are fresh, entertaining, with provoking titles and colorful examples. Meet Andrej!   Q. Andrej - please briefly introduce y ...
See all 8 results


News


  • Highlighting search results within Windows Store apps

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Dec 05, 2012 (5 months ago)
    Read original post at Andrej Tozon's Blog Guidelines and checklist for search page for Windows Store apps (formerly Metro) suggest using hit highlighting to “indicate why a search result matches the [search] query”, as displayed on this screenshot (taken from the linked page): That’s a great way to show the user why results are returned from the search query, but how do you implement that?

  • Share charm stopped working while debugging Windows Store app?

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Dec 04, 2012 (5 months ago)
    Read original post at Andrej Tozon's Blog An important part of working on Windows Store apps is implementing a Share contract, which allows your app to share parts of its content with other installed apps. Those apps then act as an extension to your app, taking that content and implementing them in different ways, e.g. the Mail app will include it in the body of a new mail or an attachment, twitte ...
See all 4 results


Books

No items found

Showcase

No items found

  • All
  • Learn
  • News
  • Forums
  • Books
  • Showcase