Here’s a link that will direct you to WPBlogger on the Marketplace:
http://social.zune.net/redirect?type=phoneApp&id=dc93e334-809a-e011-986b-78e7d1fa76f8

If you have any problems, questions, remarks, ideas… just let me know.

For the technically curious people, I’ve used the following tools to create WPBlogger:
- Hammock, for the communication with Google API
- Coding4Fun, for some UI stuff such as the about box
- Adduplex, special ad network to promote your app, your app shows ads for other wp7 apps, and they show ads for yours

To fix this, unload your Azure project, open the project file for edit and add the tag

<packagewebrole>true</packagewebrole>

as a child of the following element:

<Project ...>
   <PropertyGroup>
      ...
      <packagewebrole>true</packagewebrole>

Do you have any friends or colleagues that owe you anything or are you the one always forgetting what you owe to others? With “Who’s owing” you can keep track of what people are owing you or what you are owing them. You can even send them a reminder directly from the application.

If you have any questions, remarks or ideas don’t hesitate to contact me, also possible from inside the app.

S90.01: 50 questions, 82% pass grade, 1 hour
S90.02: 50 questions, 78% pass grade, 1 hour
S90.03: 50 questions, 80% pass grade, 1 hour
S90.04: 50 questions, 68% pass grade, 1 hour
S90.05 (lab style exam): 20 questions, 70% pass grade, 2 hours, choose 1 answer from 4
S90.08: 50 questions, 78% pass grade, 1 hour
S90.09: (lab style exam): 20 questions, 60% pass grade, 2 hours, choose 1 answer from 4 and choose all that apply

In December I’ll probably start the SOA Architect track, just 2 more exams (S90.08 and S90.09). I’ll give more information on those exams once I started. After those two I’ll probably stop, although Cloud Computing Specialist could be interesting as well

The exam style is a bit different from the previous ones… It consists of 20 multiple choice questions (only 1 correct answer) and you have 2 hours to finish it with a passing grade of 70% (6 wrong answers). I managed to finish after 1h15 including review. At the end I only had doubts about 1 question and I passed with only 2 wrong answers.

Picker Box
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/priozersk/archive/2010/09/14/update-to-the-picker-box-control.aspx

http://msaf.codeplex.com/
Extensible Web Analytics Framework for Microsoft Silverlight, WPF, and Windows Phone 7 Applications.

http://bewisephonecontrols.codeplex.com/
Set of tools for Windows Phone 7 (Jump List, Rating control)

http://writeablebitmapex.codeplex.com/
The WriteableBitmapEx library is a collection of extension methods for Silverlight’s WriteableBitmap. The WriteableBitmap class that was added in Silverlight 3, allows the direct manipulation of a bitmap and could be used to generate fast procedural images by drawing directly to a bitmap. The WriteableBitmap API is very minimalistic and there’s only the raw Pixels  array for such operations. The WriteableBitmapEx library tries to compensate that with extensions methods that are easy to use like built in methods and offer GDI+ like functionality. The library extends the WriteableBitmap class with elementary and fast (2D drawing) functionality, conversion methods and functions to combine (blit) WriteableBitmaps.
The extension methods are grouped into different CS files with a partial class. It is possible to include just a few methods by using the specific source CS files directly or all extension methods through the built library assembly.

http://facebooksdk.codeplex.com/
This toolkit helps .Net developers create Facebook iframe and web apps using the most current and fully supported Facebook APIs. This toolkit allows you to quickly create a facebook application, or integrate your website with Facebook, and use the new Graph API or old rest API.

http://nroute.codeplex.com/
nRoute is a composite application framework for creating MVVM-style applications in Silverlight, WPF, and Windows Phone 7.

http://phone7.codeplex.com/
This projet contains a port of the Prism: patterns & practices Composite Application Guidance for WPF and Silverlight for Windows Phone 7. It’s contain a small sample project to show you how to work with.

http://silverlight.codeplex.com/
A product of the Microsoft Silverlight team, the Silverlight Toolkit adds new functionality for designers, developers, and the community to provide an efficient way to help shape product development. It includes full open source code, samples, documentation, and design-time support for controls focusing on both Silverlight 4 as well as the Windows Phone.

http://winphone7db.codeplex.com/
This project implements a Isolated Storage (IsolatedStorage) based database for Windows Phone 7. The database consists of table object, each one supporting any number of columns. Use this as persistance engine for WIndows Phone 7 Silverlight (and XNA) applications.

http://wp7dropbox.codeplex.com/
WP7DropBox is a library for DropBox designed for Silverlight on WP7. WP7DropBox includes a basic OAuth library, so it’s simple to use and build in to most WP7 silverlight apps.

http://caliburnmicro.codeplex.com/
A small, yet powerful implementation of Caliburn designed for WPF, Silverlight and WP7. The framework implements a variety of UI patterns for solving real-world problems. Patterns that are enabled include MVC, MVP, Presentation Model (MVVM), and Application Controller.

Concerning the content of the exam, most questions concerned service analysis, service modeling and the involvement of the different SOA roles in the different stages. When I saw the low passmark I thought the exam would be more difficult but my score was in line with the rest, so I wouldn’t say it’s more difficult maybe just a bit more confusing.

Now one more exam to pass and I’m a certified SOA Consultant. The fifth exam will be quite technical (XML, XML schema, WSDL, SOAP, REST…) and the exam structure will also be different. 20 questions, 2 hours and single choice from 4 answers.