Titlebook: Beginning Windows 8 Application Development - XAML Edition; Kyle Burns Book 2012 Kyle Burns 2012

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高深莫测

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XAML Controls in the Visual Studio Toolbox: Other Controls,ly use” tools, and in this chapter, you will learn about the rest of the controls that come in the Visual Studio Toolbox. The controls you will encounter in this Chapter vary widely in use and complexity, so for some I will go deeper than other. For most controls, I will cover the following:

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Starting the ViewModel,ViewModel and the data it exposes. Because of its focus on the practical application of concepts that have already been covered, much of this Chapter will consist of exercises that build upon each other, so it is important to complete the exercises in order.

Largess

The Role of Service Agents,plistic both in concept and in implementation, Service Agents are an integral part of achieving the separation that is a major goal of the Model-View-ViewModel pattern. Building on what you have already learned, you should find the concepts straightforward and easy to understand.

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Insubordinate

Interacting with Windows Search and Share,ing applications where the user moves seamlessly between your application and the operating system. In this chapter, I will cover contracts that can be exposed by Windows applications to allow the application to extend the functionality of Windows 8 and become a fully participating member of an ecosystem of applications.

Bravado

Notifications and Tiles,xamples of the integration. They provide opportunities for your application to communicate with users when your application is not running in the foreground. In this chapter, you’ll examine tiles and notifications, learn how they compare, and look at how to determine which is the right choice for a given situation.

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