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The following is a brief description of each chapter The chapters tend to build on one another, so it is recommended that you read them in sequence to avoid knowledge gaps in later chapters 1 introduces Windows Phone 7 and using the Visual Studio 2010 development environment to create Windows Phone 7 games and applications It explains how to set up simple NET projects running against the emulator and real devices, explores debugging techniques, and begins to look at the two application environments: XNA and Silverlight 2 dives into XNA, exploring in detail the structure of XNA projects, the approach to displaying and updating graphics, how sprites can be used to create complex 2D graphics output, and how to work with fonts and text.

16, Security: Protecting your data, and the server it lives on, is a critical piece of administering a database One of the first steps in securing the database is to review your data and determine the risk associated with the information in your database In this chapter, we ll start with a discussion and examples of setting up a security policy Next, we ll present a quick list of critical MySQL security issues you should address immediately We ll then go through an example of implementing a security plan Finally, we ll look into seven major areas that deserve attention when attempting to secure your database 17, Backup and Restoration: In this chapter, we ll discuss the reasons for backing up data, how to make sure your backup mechanism matches the expectations for restoring data, and what to consider when creating your backup and recovery plan.

he Java 3D API, a scene graph API developed by Sun Microsystems, provides a collection of highlevel constructs for creating, rendering, and manipulating a 3D scene graph. A scene graph makes 3D programming much easier for novices (and even for experienced programmers) because it emphasizes scene design, rather than rendering, by hiding the graphics pipeline. The scene graph supports complex graphical elements such as 3D geometries, lighting modes, picking, and collision detection. This chapter gives an overview of the main features and strengths of Java 3D, leaving program examples aside for the moment, and addresses the common complaints about the API (which are unfounded). URLs are included that lead to more information, games, model loaders, games-related libraries, and alternative scene graph systems.

3 takes the concepts explored so far and builds them into a simple reusable game framework that simplifies many of the tedious elements of setting up a game project This allows you to focus on the game itself rather than getting weighed down with object management This chapter also introduces the first of the example game projects in this book: Cosmic Rocks 4 covers the subject of user input All sorts of input devices are available on Windows Phone 7 devices, from touch screens and keyboards through to accelerometers, and they are explored in detail to show how they can be used to allow your games to be controlled 5 turns up the volume and reveals the options for game audio Covering simple sound effects to MP3 music playback, everything you need to know about sound for your games can be found here.

We ll then look at all the major tools for backing up and restoring MySQL data, including specific examples of the syntax used to create point-in-time snapshots of your data and restore your database with those snapshots 18, Replication: The MySQL database server software includes everything to perform near real-time replication to one or more servers Replication can help with a wide variety of database demands, but it doesn t solve every problem with database load This chapter will go into detail on a variety of scenarios where database replication will and will not help your database or application We will also cover the commands to establish and manage both the master and slave database servers, and configuration options to tweak the behavior of your replication setup 19, Cluster: MySQL Cluster is the combination of MySQL and an in-memory storage engine, NDB Cluster, which spreads data redundantly across storage nodes.