And Adobe wonders why we hate them…
$500 worth of software for $47 (and 45 pennies)
The scary and ominous Appfather emailed me today, informing me of a software bundle he believes you may be interested in. This bundle includes software such as Contour, the software people use for TV and movie scripts, some indie games, and the more interesting USB to Ethernet Connector. Some of the software is junk, granted, but I went around and looked up the retail prices for everything offered and it accurately totaled up to nearly $500.
Normally, this bundle costs $49.99. But to knock off a few extra dollars (5%), you can use 4527C939FC7C06 at check out. What? A coupon is a coupon. If you have any problems with the purchase, let me know and I’ll yell at the Appfather for you. I ain’t scared of him.
FCC disclosure: I get a kick back for all my hard work.
Windows Phone 7 for the busy developer
It’s hard to find time in our busy schedules to just sit down and soak up a new technology, especially when we don’t have something shiny in our hands. Microsoft’s msdev training portal, however, has an entire suite of Windows Phone 7 videos that are all narrated by Nancy Strickland, who does a decent job at making these videos less sucky, and have a runtime of seven minutes max (totaling 2 hours of content). Of course, if you’d rather read boring documentation, be sure to check out the Programming Guide for Windows Phone 7 on MSDN.
Do you have any other tips on quickly absorbing Windows Phone 7? Do share.