[Kris Kumar]

http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=209122#209122

"I've decided, humble as I am, to try and create the greatest series of screencasts in the entire universe on the subject of Windows Mobile development. I'll probably fail, but that's no big deal. It's just a goal. In this first screencast, I walk you through the creation of a very simple Windows Mobile application, while pointing out some things you Need To Know along the way. Future screencasts in this series will be deeper technical dives, but you gotta start somewhere, eh? I hope you like it. My name, by the way, is Rory Blyth, and I'm an MSDN Events Presenter. You can learn more about my job here, and you can get to my blog here."



Have you seen a computer before? Do you know the difference between a variable and an orange? If you answered yes to the two questions, then according to humble Rory, you are smart enough to watch the training videos put together by him on Channel 9. :lol: Even though Pocket PC is used as the target for application development in these videos, the topics apply to Smartphones.

[Kris Kumar]

http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=209122#209122

"I've decided, humble as I am, to try and create the greatest series of screencasts in the entire universe on the subject of Windows Mobile development. I'll probably fail, but that's no big deal. It's just a goal. In this first screencast, I walk you through the creation of a very simple Windows Mobile application, while pointing out some things you Need To Know along the way. Future screencasts in this series will be deeper technical dives, but you gotta start somewhere, eh? I hope you like it. My name, by the way, is Rory Blyth, and I'm an MSDN Events Presenter. You can learn more about my job here, and you can get to my blog here."



Have you seen a computer before? Do you know the difference between a variable and an orange? If you answered yes to the two questions, then according to humble Rory, you are smart enough to watch the training videos put together by him on Channel 9. :lol: Even though Pocket PC is used as the target for application development in these videos, the topics apply to Smartphones.