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Pro Windows 8.1 Development with XAML and C# / by Jesse Liberty, Philip Japikse, Jon Galloway
Mitwirkende(r): Resource type: Ressourcentyp: Buch (Online)Buch (Online)Sprache: Englisch Reihen: SpringerLink BücherVerlag: Berkeley, CA ; s.l. : Apress, 2014Beschreibung: Online-Ressource (XVI, 318 p. 247 illus, online resource)ISBN:- 9781430240488
- 005.2768
- 004
- QA75.5-76.95
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Zusammenfassung: Windows 8.1 apps are revolutionizing development on the Windowsplatform. Fast, fluid, tactile and chrome-free, they provide a brand-new lookand feel for Windows users. These apps rely on Microsoft's Windows 8 modern UI to provide their rich andengaging user experiences for both desktop and tablet users. The new UI in turnrelies upon the Windows Runtime (WinRT) to give its apps unparalleledflexibility and power. Understanding this stack of new technologies and how they tie into the proven C# language and the XAML standard is the subject of this book. Experienced writers Jesse Liberty, Phil Japikse, and JonGalloway explain how you can get the most from Windows 8.1 byfocusing on the features that you need for your project and bringing yourexisting C# coding knowledge to bear. They begin with a nuts-and-bolts examination of how thetechnologies fit together and show you everything you need to get up andrunning with the new platform. Once you have a good understanding on thebasics, you progress to more advanced topics steadily increasing your understandingas a whole. This holistic knowledge is essential to truly master Windows 8.1development. Each topic is covered clearly and concisely and is packed with the details youneed to code effectively. The most important features are given a no-nonsense, in-depth treatment and chapters contain examples that demonstrate both thepower and the subtlety of Windows 8.1Zusammenfassung: Windows 8.1 apps are revolutionizing development on the Windowsplatform. Fast, fluid, tactile and chrome-free, they provide a brand-new lookand feel for Windows users. These apps rely on Microsoft's Windows 8 modern UI to provide their rich andengaging user experiences for both desktop and tablet users. The new UI in turnrelies upon the Windows Runtime (WinRT) to give its apps unparalleledflexibility and power. Understanding this stack of new technologies and how they tie into the proven C# language and the XAML standard is the subject of this book.Experienced writers Jesse Liberty, Phil Japikse, and JonGalloway explain how you can get the most from Windows 8.1 byfocusing on the features that you need for your project and bringing yourexisting C# coding knowledge to bear. They begin with a nuts-and-bolts examination of how thetechnologies fit together and show you everything you need to get up andrunning with the new platform. Once you have a good understanding on thebasics, you progress to more advanced topics steadily increasing your understandingas a whole. This holistic knowledge is essential to truly master Windows 8.1development. Each topic is covered clearly and concisely and is packed with the details youneed to code effectively. The most important features are given a no-nonsense,in-depth treatment and chapters contain examples that demonstrate both thepower and the subtlety of Windows 8.1PPN: PPN: 1657845117Package identifier: Produktsigel: ZDB-2-CWD
Contents at a Glance; Chapter 1: Getting Started; Background; Dual User Interfaces; ARM Support; Acceptance; Fast-Release Cycle; The Microsoft Store; What's New in Windows 8.1; Windows Design Guidelines; Being Fast and Fluid; Sizing Beautifully; Using the Right Contracts; Investing in a Great Tile; Feeling like It Is Connected and Alive; Roaming to the Cloud; Embracing the Modern App Design Principles; UX Guidelines; Tooling; Visual Studio 2013; Versions; Visual Studio Express; Visual Studio with MSDN; The Windows 8.1 Simulator; Creating Your First Windows 8.1 App; Adding a Basic Page
The Simulator ControlsBlend for Visual Studio 2013; Opening Your Project in Blend for Visual Studio; Projects, Assets, States, and Device Tabs; Objects and Timeline; Page Designer, Markup, and Code; Properties, Resources, and Data Tabs; Git; Using Git in Visual Studio; GitHub for Windows; Enabling Git in Visual Studio 2013; Checking in Changes; Remote Repositories; Reverting Changes; NuGet; Installing NuGet; Enabling Package Restore; Installing Your First Package; Installing from the Command Line; Installing from the Graphical User Interface; Summary
Chapter 2: Building Your First Windows 8 AppWindows Architecture (For Developers); Creating Your First App; App Project Overview; Properties; References; Assets; App1_TemporaryKey.pfx; Package.appxmanifest; The Application Tab; The Visual Assets Tab; The Capabilities Tab; The Declarations Tab; The Content URIs Tab; The Packaging Tab; App.xaml; MainPage.xaml; Model View ViewModel (MVVM); The Pattern; Model; View; ViewModel; Creating a Model; Adding Customer Properties; INotifyPropertyChanged; Creating the ViewModel; Updating the Code Behind; Creating the View; Testing the App; Guidance
NavigationCreating a New Page; Creating the UI; Adding Navigation to the MainPage; Handling the NavigatedTo Event; The Back Button; Summary; Chapter 3: Themes, Panels, and Controls; Choosing a Theme; Using Panels; The Canvas; The Grid; Defining Rows and Columns; Alignment, Margins, and Padding; The StackPanel; Border Control; Working with Controls; TextBlock and TextBox; Spell Check; Headers and Watermarks; PasswordBox; Buttons and Event Handlers; HyperLinkButton; CheckBoxes, ToggleSwitches, and RadioButtons; ListBox, ListView, and ComboBox; Image; Slider; Progress Bar; ToolTip
DatePickers and TimePickersFlyouts; Basic Flyouts; Menu Flyouts; Understanding Dependency Properties; Data Hiding; Dependency Properties; Summary; Chapter 4: Binding; DataContext; Creating a Simple Binding; Data Binding Statements; Binding Errors; FallbackValue; TargetNullValue; Binding to Elements; Binding Modes; UpdateSourceTrigger; INotifyPropertyChanged; Binding to Collections; Creating the Collection; Creating a Data-Bound ListView; Creating a Data-Bound GridView; INotifyCollectionChanged; Data Converters; Summary; Chapter 5: Views; The GridView and ListView Controls; Building the Sample
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