Metrofy is my first item on ThemeForest, a responsive Metro inspired HTML Template.
Metrofy is specially designed based on the Metro Design Language.
This template was designed for creating portfolios, agency & consulting firm websites and corporate websites.
Metrofy comes with 3 different homepage sliders.
- Slider with Tiles
- Elastic Slider
- Flex Slider
Buy It Next is another Windows Phone app from me, for managing your Shopping Lists.
Features
- Create and manage multiple shopping lists
- Color coded lists for easy categorization
- Intuitive Metro interface
My first Windows Phone application ‘Do it, Push it’ crossed 600+ downloads.
It’s a simple to-do list for Procrastinators.
Yes, Planning is a tedious task. So why not just list down things and in the end push the pending ones to tomorrow or future.
Panorama or Panoramic Control often referred as a ‘hub’ is where you can represent the UI of the application on a lengthy horizontal canvas that extends beyond the device boundaries.
The scrollable UI of the Panorama allows for a unique visual experience associated with the overall feel of Windows Phone 7. And is often the entry point for many applications.
Which means you need to be more careful with the quality of your Panorama and the feel it leaves.
The best examples are always on the device. The People hub on the Start screen is implemented using a Panorama and so is the Music + Videos hub.
Last week, in the introduction to a Windows Phone 7 Databound application, we saw how a databound application works and how to show a collection on the UI.
In this second part, we’ll see how to convert it in to a real world app.
Things we cover
- Adding new pages
- Wiring up events
- Creating a custom panel, the secret behind the toppings selection screen
