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Generating a dynamic usercontol library for Windows Phone 8 developement

2015
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Özlem Aktaş

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In recent years, mobile software development has become an indispensable part of software development thanks to having increased on usage smart phones and tablets. Porting sites -that already developed- on mobile platforms or developing a new project that able to run the project on both sites and mobile platforms result in searching new development platforms. Nowadays, even percentage of using devices which has operating systems like Android and IOS that are the most popular ones, developed mobile software must be referred to all customers. Due to the fact that applications must be suitable on devices that use Windows operation systems too. Delivering application to a customer on delivery time and delivering it without any issue are the most two facts on software development. On any project, even the time schedule and resources are planned correctly, most of the companies require to postpone delivery time considering crossing some problems during development. The idea of this project is basically planned when trying to fix a lack of a platform that used on mobile banking project. This project may be used on applications that use Windows Phone 8 platform for lacks that required on the project or spend so many times to develop. Also, for being able to use in most of the projects, it will be generated dynamically. On this thesis, significant properties and detailed structure of project will be clarified. Also, information about problems which occurred on this development and used technologies will be explained. Lastly, cause of usage of controls that developed on this project will be explained in detail, this thesis will be as a user guide for future works.

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İlker Satmaz

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İlker Satmaz (Master Thesis). Generating a dynamic usercontol library for Windows Phone 8 developement, 2015, Dokuz Eylül University.

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