Prijavite predavanje za WinDayse!
[English summary: WinDays, the biggest Croatian IT conference, is looking for speakers.] Continue reading...
Natjecanje u razvoju za Windows Phone za studente
[English summary: Announcing local Windows Phone 7 App Challenge for students, I’m participating as a trainer and the judge.] Continue reading...
How to link to the Windows Phone Marketplace?
This may sound trivial, but it is not. If you want to link to your (or someone else’s) application on Windows Phone Marketplace, the worst thing you can do is to copy/paste the link from your web-browser. Like this: Continue reading...
Windows Phone na HT-ovom Aplicentru
[English summary: Windows Phone apps appeared on Croatian Telecom’s mobile apps repository, my apps were the first ones there.] Continue reading...
Zbogom, Grupiranje.com :-)
[English summary: The short story about my local groupon-clones aggregator. Ok, it’s not mine any more.] Continue reading...
Happy New Year! And some other important stuff.
So, first of all I would like to wish you all happy and prosperous New Year! Continue reading...
Interkativna ploča u emisiji eHrvatska
English summary: our solution, Interactive Board, basically a Twitter and SMS wall for confereces, featured on Croatian national TV. Continue reading...
Vibrating a Windows Phone, fun version
It’s really easy to vibrate a phone from your code. You can do it whenever you like, just don’t overdo it. Continue reading...
TwBirthday.com has reached 10k followers
It has been a year since I’ve launched my TwBirthday.com project. The basic idea is very simple – if you enter your Twitter username, you’ll find out when have you started using Twitter (that’s your TwBirthday), your age index and your Twitter godfather. Continue reading...
All my Windows Phone applications
I have developed and published four Windows Phone applications up to date. Three of them are in Croatian, and the last one is in English. All of them are free. Continue reading...
Mobile Country Code (MCC) on Windows Phone
To make the long story short – it is not possible to access user’s Mobile Country Code from Windows Phone Application. Not even in Mango. Continue reading...
My first Mango app submitted - Find a number
I’ve just submitted a Mango app to the Marketplace. Of course, it is not available yet, since it has to go through the certification process, but I believe it will do just fine, since it’s so simple. Continue reading...
All Windows Phone InputScope Screenshots
There are 62 different keyboard layouts supported in Windows Phone. They’re enabling a great user experience for a user, but it’s really hard to choose the best one for a developer. So I’ve prepared an overview of all available input scopes. Continue reading...
Gdje ste programeri? Želite li raditi na superzanimljivom projektu?
Nisam puno pisao o novom projektu koji sam pokrenuo s partnerima. Sve je počelo prije više od godinu dana, a do danas je stvar prerasla u firmu, proizvod koji razvijamo dogurao je do bete, a interes za njim pokazala je fascinantna količina ljudi iz cijelog svijeta. Nema više sumnje, stvar ima izuzetno velik potencijal. Continue reading...
Kako programirati za WP7 iz Hrvatske?
Prepare for the summer!
Microsoft Croatia made a nice goodie for the summer – IE9 Sun Care, for surfers only. Continue reading...
CroParking - first WP7 app in Croatian!
Several days ago my CroParking app finally reached the Marketplace and become the first WP7 app in Croatian language. Continue reading...
Under construction
I've moved my blog from BlogEngine.NET to Orchard. Until I set all things up, this blog should be considered unser construction :-) Continue reading...
Aktivnosti na WinDaysima
[English summmary: overview of my activities on WinDays, the biggest Microsoft conference in Croatia] Continue reading...
Free e-book: Silverlight for Windows Phone
Puja Pramudya from Microsoft Innovation Center in Indonesia has written a e-book about Windows Phone application development. To tell you the truth, I haven’t read it (yet), but it seems quite good, especially for the beginners. Be aware – this is not one of that 20-page e-books, it has more than 150 pages and at the end, there are two step-by-step tutorials for developing two sample applications, from “start Visual Studio” to the final touch. Continue reading...



