Today was a sad day. My app was not going through Windows Phone Store certification because of logo issues., so I needed to change that all. That is bad on one side, because it really gets difficul...
With the release of Windows Phone 8, there are a tremendous number of new features available Many aren’t available for WP7, or are but have inherent limitations. Some are major additions and some a...
As some of you know, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer himself visited Berlin a few days ago. First I want to apologize for the delay this post has, but sometimes there are things that can push things ba...
As I promised earlier on my application for the Intel App Innovation Contest on codeproject.com, I will do a series of blog posts for my application MSicc´s Blog for Windows 8 and Windows Phone. T...
I thought I would share this small little class I created to clean out HTML based strings into readable strings. The class is both usable for your Windows Phone app as well as your Windows 8 app. ...
I did not plan this post, but as I received an email yesterday from another developer, this changed. This post will be an Editorial about the relationship between developers and users. Users and d...
I struggled with myself very long on what topic I dedicate this post with the anniversary number 200 and ended up with this article. We all had already a very exiting year with Microsoft. Microsof...
Today I submitted version 1.6 of Fishing Knots to the Marketplace. It contains only a few new features: – overhauled user interface – integrated Italian and German language – minor bug fixes H...
Today I finished an update for one of my apps with adding a CustomControl as SplashScreen. I had to do it this way because my app is localized in English, German and Italian. Most annoying at this ...
Today I want to show you two small tools that will help you to make localizing your apps easier. Localizing in-app strings The first tool I want you to know about is a tool called “AppTranslator”...