300 Windows Phone Icons

Posted on November 3, 2011 by Austin Andrews

For those that come to the monthly Windows Phone 7 meetup group you may have seen at the end of every meeting we like to remind developers about this icon pack. We do this for a good reason; the cleaner your application looks in the screenshots the better chance users will take the time to download your application.

View the Icon Pack.

All icons in the icon pack are licensed under the creative commons* and can be modified with the source files included as you see fit.

* Logos and other trademarked iconography as described in the license file, contained in the download, may be under a separate license.

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Microsoft MVP for Windows Phone Development

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Rich Holbach

TRITON-TEK SOFTWARE DEVELOPER AWARDED PRESTIGIOUS MICROSOFT MVP

Matt Hidinger honored as one of only a few dozen MVPs globally for Windows Phone Development – award comes at a critical time with the new partnership between Microsoft and Nokia

Chicago, Illinois, October 27, 2011… Triton-Tek, Inc., a leading provider of custom web application development, is pleased to announce Matt Hidinger, senior consultant of Triton-Tek, recently received the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for Windows Phone Development. Hidinger is only one of a few dozen in the world and the only expert in the Chicago area to be awarded this specific MVP. This award is even more significant with the recent unveiling of the new Windows-based smartphones built under the partnership between Microsoft and Nokia, the world’s largest cellphone maker.

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Moving Lists from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2010

Posted on October 26, 2011 by Aditya Mehra

I have had this question asked multiple times and I have read quite a few articles/blogs on different ways to migrate lists to SharePoint 2010.

To make it simpler on everybody I have documented the different ways of doing it here and what worked for me and what did not. In this case I am starting with the FAB 40 Asset library. You would think this would be a simple migration.

The problem set had three lists Vendors/Categories and Assets.

I used site templates for the first two lists but when it came to Assets it did not work so I had to write a power shell script. Which is how it should be done.

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Demystifying Commerce Server Pipeline Arguments

Posted on October 19, 2011 by Adam Kerr

There are some very informative articles on the web if you’re looking for instruction on how to write a Commerce Server pipeline component. I need to give credit to Max Akbar here, because his “Everything you ever wanted to know about pipelines but were afraid to ask” series has helped me (and countless others) immeasurably. However, there is one section of the Commerce Server / Pipeline relationship that I haven’t seen addressed satisfactorily.

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Windows Phone Unleashed @ TechWeek Chicago

Posted on July 22, 2011 by Matt Hidinger

Starting today and running through next Friday, July 29th is TechWeek Chicago. TechWeek is a week of conference, expo and events with over 2,000 entrepreneurs, business leaders, and innovators, 4 days of conference sessions, over 150 international speakers, 4 days of an expo hall with over 100 exhibitors, 35 competing tech startups, and over 30 independent off-site events. TechWeek connects the newest web and mobile technologies to thousands of Chicago business, academic, community, art, and media professionals- all within one week. For more information about TechWeek, check out http://www.techweek.com.

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300 Windows Phone Icons

Microsoft MVP for Windows Phone Development

Moving Lists from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2010

Demystifying Commerce Server Pipeline Arguments

Windows Phone Unleashed @ TechWeek Chicago