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Getting Started With Windows 8 Apps A Guide To The Windows Runtime 1st Edition Ben Dewey

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Getting Started With Windows 8 Apps A Guide To The Windows Runtime 1st Edition Ben Dewey
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Publisher: O'Reilly Media
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.96 MB
Pages: 110
Author: Ben Dewey
ISBN: 9781449320553, 1449320554
Language: English
Year: 2012
Edition: 1

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Getting Started With Windows 8 Apps A Guide To The Windows Runtime 1st Edition Ben Dewey by Ben Dewey 9781449320553, 1449320554 instant download after payment.

Get a head start on building apps for Windows 8. With a series of examples, this hands-on guide takes you through the process of creating complete touch-enabled apps that respond to native sensors. Through the course of the book, you’ll learn how to work with the Windows Runtime application model while building a Bing Image Search app.If you’re an experienced .NET developer who wants to get up to speed with Windows 8, this book provides the expertise and C# code samples you need.Get a high-level overview of Windows 8 features—from the Start Screen to in-app features such as the Application Bar Begin by building a simple app to retrieve Bing image search results from a web service Learn about the components needed to complete the app, including UI design, the MVVM architectural pattern, and “tombstoning” Take advantage of native OS features such as tiles, file pickers, and sharing requests Examine the steps necessary to publish an app to the Windows Store

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