In this article, we will build a simple windows phone application. We have seen in the earlier blog post on the installation of windows phone SDK. We will see how to create a simple application which will save the contacts on a windows phone. Let’s begin by choosing the Windows Phone Application project as shown below By default the “MainPage.xaml” file is created, we will modify the application title and page title as in the StackPanel as shown below < StackPanel x : Name ="TitlePanel" Grid.Row ="0" Margin ="12,17,0,28"> < TextBlock x : Name ="ApplicationTitle" Text ="Contact App" Style ="{ StaticResource PhoneTextNormalStyle }"/> < TextBlock x : Name ="PageTitle" Text ="My Contacts" Margin ="9,-7,0,0" Style ="{ StaticResource PhoneTextTitle1Style }"/> StackPanel > We will add the application icons add, delete ...
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This article talks about building a simple application using ASP.NET MVC and MongoDB. From my earlier blog post, the installation steps for Mongo DB were explained. For building application using MongoDB and .NET, we need the 10gen C# Driver. This can be downloaded from http://github.com/mongodb/mongo-csharp-driver/downloads Let’s began creating a simple ASP.NET MVC 3 application. We will be creating a simple application which will save the contact details and view the same. The contact model is as show below public class Contact { [ Required ] [ Display (Name = "Contact ID" )] public int ContactID { get ; set ; } [ Required ] [ Display (Name = "Name" )] ...
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