If your Windows Phone 7 project isn’t starting at all – you’re not even hitting App.xaml.cs, you’ve probably renamed the app project. Fix: Set the startup object on the app project’s properties page In the .csproj file, this corresponds to the SilverlightAppEntry element: <SilverlightAppEntry>PhotoDiary.App</SilverlightAppEntry> I would call it a bug, that you cannot rename a [...]
Fixing WP7 app not starting after project rename
October 12th, 2011 by Andreas Hammar — .Net, Tips & Tricks
Tags: .Net, tips, tricks, windows phone, windows phone 7, wp7dev
Sneaky throw
January 29th, 2010 by Jan Kronquist — Java
The latest issue of our magazine Jayview is out with brand new look and feel. My contribution was a cool piece of code that gets rid of those annoying exceptions. However, during layouting the link to the source disappeared. Credit should of course go to Reinier Zwitserloot and his mail on Java Posse. public class [...]
Tags: exception, jayview, tricks
Layout resources in Android
March 26th, 2009 by Mattias Rosberg — Android, Embedded, Java
One thing that often confuses developers new to the Android platform is the handling of layout resources. The xml files describing the layouts are magically transfered into a more efficient binary format behind the scenes and hidden away – leaving the developer with a static reference to the resources via the R.java file. By using [...]
Tags: mobile, programming, tricks
