Well, I started working on a Windows Phone 7 Series app. Here is a little preview of the earlier stages of my app when I first started. I will be posting more soon.
Installing Windows Phone Developer Tools CTP April Refresh
Just a little advice when installing to the latest version of the Windows Phone Developer Tools (Version 1.0 Release Date 4/29/2010) make sure that you first have uninstalled Visual Studio 2010 RC and have installed the RTM version. After you have done that make sure you have, as well, uninstalled the previous version of Windows Phone Developer Tools CTP. Here is a screenshot of requirements that need to be met before you can install to the current version of Windows Phone Developer Tools. Might save you some time figuring it out.
Happy coding!


Configuring your Windows Phone Application after updating to Windows Phone Developer Tools CTP April Refresh update
Well, this is another small piece of advice, something I ran into when I was about to start working on my Windows Phone application after I performed an update to the Windows Phone Developer Tools CTP April Refresh. When I opened my project I was prompted to update my WMAppManifest.xml file with the following:
<Capability Name=”ID_CAP_NETWORKING” />
<Capability Name=”ID_CAP_LOCATION” />
<Capability Name=”ID_CAP_SENSORS” />
<Capability Name=”ID_CAP_MICROPHONE” />
<Capability Name=”ID_CAP_MEDIALIB” />
<Capability Name=”ID_CAP_GAMERSERVICES” />
<Capability Name=”ID_CAP_PHONEDIALER” />
<Capability Name=”ID_CAP_PUSH_NOTIFICATION” />
<Capability Name=”ID_CAP_WEBBROWSERCOMPONENT” />

This was pretty simple to update. This is what my WMappManifest.xml file looked like after I did the update.

Not too shabby thus far. When I compiled my application the only thing that stopped me was having the Visible property enabled to true on the shell:ApplicationBar tag.

Just remove this property and you should be up and running smoothly after performing the Windows Phone Developer Tools CTP April Refresh update. Hope this helps.
Signed Assemblies Bug in the Windows Phone Tools CTP Refresh
I ran into this problem after I updated to the Windows Phone 7 Tools CTP April Refresh. Hopes this helps you out as well.
GoGetter for Windows Phone 7 Released
I have been very quiet on my blog for sometime. Well, it was for good reason. I have been extremely busy working on my new app for the Windows Phone 7. I call it GoGetter.
GoGetter is a task management system based on David Allen’s ever so popular “Getting Things Done” methodology. GoGetter will help you stay organized and stay on track of your every day to day task along with any projects that may come your way.
For more information on GoGetter and how it works please visit the following:
http://www.gogetterapp.com
http://www.twitter.com/gogetter
Introducing GoGetter for Windows Phone 7
Moving GTD to Windows Phone 7
I am happy to say that my app GoGetter has finally received its first blog review by Francis Langlois called Moving GTD to Windows Phone 7. Even though its a real short review, it is a positive review. Thanks Francis! I am really happy to see people taking notice of it. I really do believe its a great little app for getting things done. Currently, I am working on some newer updates for GoGetter and I hope you find those updates useful. If you have any feature requests or bug reports please just let me know either at the official Facebook fanpage, http://www.facebook.com/gogetterapp or at support@gogetterapp.com. Have a good one!
GoGetter Review by WP7Lab
Well, I have been pretty busy lately working on version 1.1 for GoGetter. I think I will be able to blog more once this update is done. I would like to start talking/blogging about starting your own business, being productive based on my own experiences working on GoGetter. So till then, here is the link to the review and a quote that I liked from the review. Please forward to those who have Windows Phone 7s. Thanks!
GoGetter is its name and you’re probably thinking that there’s nothing special about it. You couldn’t be further from the truth and in fact, it not only comes with a really intuitive and neat interface, but it’s also chuck-full of features that will really make your life easier.
@GoGetter featured on Windows Phone Marketplace! I did it!



