We will during the next few weeks together with Microsoft evangelist Peter Bryntesson post a series of blog post regarding the new windows phone 8.1 platform.
We will publish our posts on the Jayway blog and also on Peters blog here. Peters posts will be linked to down below so they are easy to find.
After the release of windows phone 8.1 during Build there are many news for us windows phone developers. Hopefully you are as exciting about this as we are and will follow this series of blogs as they are published.
Links to all post in the series:
The new Visual Studio Experience
For the HTML/Javascript Developer
Choose your Windows Phone XAML app model
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