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Non-Programming
Non programming questions like Pocket PC software distribution, marketing, etc.
Articles at Pocket PC Developer Network
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Interview with Neil Cowburn and Chris Tacke
December 04, 2003.
Interview with Neil Cowburn (hereinafter NC) and Chris Tacke (hereinafter CT), both Co-Founders and Advisory Board members of OpenNETCF. They are also both Microsoft MVPs focusing on .NET CF and well known in the community. The interview is taken by Chris Forsberg (hereinafter CF).
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Interview with Chris Forsberg
September 04, 2003.
Interview with Chris Forsberg (hereinafter CF), a new member of the Pocket PC Developer Network Team.
Chris is one of the most professional .NET CF developers, who wrote several articles for MSDN
and recognized as Microsoft MVP in Mobile Devices.
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Interview with Microsoft's Shreedhar Madhavapeddi about Mobile2Market
July 08, 2002.
Interview with Shreedhar Madhavapeddi (hereinafter SM), Microsoft Program Manager for Mobile2Market.
Mobile2Market is the new framework from Microsoft which enables a process for the
certification and market delivery of network-ready wireless applications for the
Windows Powered Pocket PC and Smartphone software platforms.
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Handango and PocketGear about Pocket PC software development
June 13, 2002.
Handango and PocketGear are the leading publishers of Pocket PC software.
Read their vision of the Pocket PC software market and of Pocket PC
software development.
MSDN Technical Articles
DEVBUZZ.COM
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Microsoft's First Mobility Developers Conference - London April 2002
29 Apr 2002.
The week before last I attended Microsoft's first Mobility Developers Conference in London. My expectations of the event were high but I really wasn't sure how much hype there would be verses delivery. I have a decidedly techie perspective of Pocket PC development a sort of "show me the code approach". In this and many other respects the conference really delivered!
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Interview with Microsoft's .NET Compact Framework Technical Evangelist
22 Aug 2002.
DEVBUZZ's Robert Levy spends some time with Kent Sharkey - Microsoft's .NET Compact Framework Technical Evangelist. Aside from having the coolest job description in the mobile world Kent also touches on the overlap of .NET cf and the Mobile Internet Toolkit and provides some insight into why MS dropped dev support for Pocket Access.
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