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Master Windows 8.1/Windows Runtime Programming Through 80 Expert Projects This is the most complete, hands-on, solutions-focused guide to programming modern Windows applications with the Windows Runtime. Leading Windows development consultants Jeremy Likness and John Garland present easy-to-adapt C# and XAML example code for more than 80 projects. Their real-world application examples help you apply Windows 8.1’s best improvements, including large tiles, the new search control, flyouts, command bars, native WinRT networking, and new deployment and sideloading options. Drawing on their pioneering experience, they illuminate key areas of the Windows Runtime API, offering uniquely detailed coverage of encryption, cloud connectivity, devices, printers, and media integration. You’ll find cutting-edge tips and tricks available in no other book. This is an indispensable resource for all intermediate-to-advanced Windows developers, and for any architect building desktop, tablet, or mobile solutions with Microsoft technologies. Its focus on both C# and XAML will make it valuable to millions of Windows developers already familiar with Silverlight, WPF, and/or .NET. Coverage includes • Creating robust app interfaces with the newest XAML controls, including flyouts and command bars • Saving data in a persistent “roaming zone” for syncing across Windows 8.1 devices • Using Visual State Manager (VSM) to build apps that adapt to various device resolutions and orientations • Integrating virtually any form of data into your apps • Connecting with web services, RSS, Atom feeds, and social networks • Securing apps via authentication, encrypting, signing, and single sign-on with Microsoft Account, Facebook, Google, and more • Leveraging Windows 8.1 media enhancements that improve battery life and app performance • Networking more effectively with Windows 8.1’s revamped HTTP implementation and new location APIs • Using Tiles and Toasts to keep apps alive and connected, even when they aren’t running • Enabling users to send content between devices via NFC tap and send • Ensuring accessibility and globalizing your apps • Efficiently debugging, optimizing, packaging, and deploying your apps • Building sideloadable apps that don’t have to be published in Windows Store “This book doesn’t just focus on singular concepts, it also provides end-to-end perspective on building an app in WinRT. It is one of those essential tools for Windows developers that will help you complete your software goals sooner than without it!” —Tim Heuer, Principal Program Manager Lead, XAML Platform, Microsoft Corporation Contents Foreword Preface 1 The New Windows Runtime Windows Runtime Specifics Windows Store Apps Example: Create a Windows Store App .NET and WinRT Fundamental Types Mapped Types Streams and Buffers Desktop Applications Example: Reference WinRT from a Desktop Application Example: Examine Projections in a WinRT Component Asynchronous Functions Summary 2 Windows Store Apps and WinRT Components Fundamentals of a Windows Store App Windows Store App Templates Understanding the App Manifest Finding Your Package on Disk Running Your App Application Lifecycle The Navigation Helper and Suspension Manager Managed WinRT Components Creating a Managed WinRT Component Calling Managed WinRT Components from Any Language Summary 3 Layouts and Controls The Visual Tree Data-Binding Dependency Properties Attached Properties Value Precedence Property Change Notification Animations Example: Dynamically Apply Animations to a Control The Visual State Manager Example: Visual State Manager Groups States Transitions The Visual State Manager Workflow Programmatic Access to Visual States Custom Visual State Managers Styles Templates Example: Using Templates Layouts Panel Border Canvas Grid StackPanel VirtualizingPanel and VirtualizingStackPanel WrapGrid VariableSizedWrapGrid ContentControl ItemsControl ScrollViewer ViewBox GridView ListBox ListView FlipView Example: Using the Viewbox and Various Layouts Controls Flyouts Custom Controls Example: Creating a Custom Control Parsing XAML HTML Pages Example: Working with HTML and JavaScript Summary 4 Data and Content Example: Data Manipulation with the Skrape App The Clipboard Application Storage Roaming Data Containers Settings Composite Values Storage Folders and Files Storage Folders Storage Files Buffers and Streams Path and File Helper Classes Storage Query Operations Pickers and Cached Files Compression Data Formats Example: Working with Data Formats XSLT Transformations Document Data Summary 5 Web Services and Syndication SOAP REST OData Client Syndication Summary 6 Tiles and Toasts Tiles Default Tiles Live Tiles Cycling Tile Notifications Secondary Tiles Badges Periodic Notifications Toasts Toasts in Desktop Applications Push Notifications Registering to Receive Push Notifications Sending Push Notifications Summary 7 Connecting to the Cloud Windows Azure Mobile Services Example: Managing a Shared Group of Subscribers Connecting an App to a Mobile Services Instance Authentication Data Storage Custom APIs Integrated Push Notification Support Scheduled Tasks Mobile Services Deployment Tiers Live Connect Getting Started The Example App Authentication Working with Profile Information Working with Contacts Working with Calendars and Events Working with OneDrive Summary 8 Security Authentication Multistep Authentication (Google) Unlocking the Password Vault Encryption and Signing The Data Protection Provider Symmetrical Encryption Verification Asymmetric Algorithms Summary 9 Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) UI Design Patterns The Model The View Model-View-Controller (MVC) Model-View-Presenter (MVP) Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) The ViewModel Decomposed Common MVVM Misperceptions Benefits of MVVM Common MVVM Solutions Design-Time Data Accessing the UI Thread Commands Handling Dialogs Selection Lists Filtered Lists Validation Summary 10 Networking Web and HTTP HomeGroup Connectivity and Data Plans Sockets WebSockets UDP and TCP Sockets Proximity (Near Field Communications) NFC-Only Scenarios Tap-to-Connect Scenarios Background Transfers Summary 11 Windows Charms Integration Displaying App Settings The Settings Example Adding Settings Entries Sharing The Share Source Example Creating a Share Source App The Share Target Example Creating a Share Target App Debugging Share Target Apps Using Play To The Play To Example Creating a Play To Source App Creating a Play To Target App Summary 12 Additional Windows Integration Integrating with the File and Contact Pickers The Example App File Open Picker File Save Picker Contact Picker Application Activation Integration The Example App File Activation Protocol Activation Account Picture Provider AutoPlay Working with Contacts and Appointments The Example App Contacts Appointments Summary 13 Devices Working with Input Devices The Example App Identifying Connected Input Devices Pointer, Manipulation, and Gesture Events Keyboard Input Sensor Input The Example App Geolocation Geofencing Motion and Orientation Sensors Summary 14 Printers and Scanners Working with Printers The Example App Getting Started Configuring a Print Task Providing Printing Content Working with Scanners The Example App Determining Scanner Availability Working with Scan Sources Previewing Scanning Scanner Settings Summary 15 Background Tasks The Thread Pool Uploads and Downloads Audio Lock Screen Tasks Lock Screen Capabilities The Background Task Listing Background Tasks Timer Conditions Debugging Background Tasks Raw Push Notifications Control Channel System Events Summary 16 Multimedia Playing Multimedia Content The Example App Getting Started Controlling Playback Appearance Audio Settings Media Information Markers Acquiring Audio and Video The Example App Declaring Application Capabilities Using CameraCaptureUI Using MediaCapture Text-to-Speech Support The Example App Using the SpeechSynthesizer Summary 17 Accessibility Requested Theme High Contrast Keyboard Support Automation Properties Testing with Narrator Automation and Lists Live Settings Automation Peers Accessibility Checker Summary 18 Globalization and Localization Design Considerations Default Language Configuring Preferred Languages Resource Qualification and Matching Localizing XAML Elements Formatting Dates, Numbers, and Currencies for Locale MVVM and Localization Multilingual Toolkit Summary 19 Packaging and Deploying Packaging Your App Creating an App Package App Package and App Bundle Contents Package Identifier Deploying Your App Publishing Your App in the Windows Store Other Deployment Options Making Money with Your App in the Windows Store The Example App Pricing Your App in the Windows Store Trial Mode Apps In-App Purchases Including Advertisements Summary 20 Debugging and Performance Optimization Understanding the Debugger Native, Managed, and Script Debuggers Just My Code Edit and Continue Just in Time Debugging How to Launch the Debugger Program Databases Debug Windows Managing Exceptions Logging and Tracing Profiling and Performance Analysis Performance Tips CPU Sampling XAML UI Responsiveness Energy Consumption Code Analysis Summary A: Under the Covers Fundamental WinRT Concepts Namespaces Base Types Primitives Classes and Class Methods Structures Generics Null Enumerations Interfaces Properties Delegates Events Arrays WinRT Internals B: Glossary A B C D E G H I J L M N O P R S T U V W X Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z Annotation Master Windows 8.1/Windows Runtime Programming Through 80 Expert ProjectsThis is the most complete, hands-on, solutions-focused guide to programming modern Windows applications with the Windows Runtime. Leading Windows development consultants Jeremy Likness and John Garland present easy-to-adapt C♯ and XAML example code for more than 80 projects. Their real-world application examples help you apply Windows 8.1's best improvements, including large tiles, the new search control, flyouts, command bars, native WinRT networking, and new deployment and sideloading options. Drawing on their pioneering experience, they illuminate key areas of the Windows Runtime API, offering uniquely detailed coverage of encryption, cloud connectivity, devices, printers, and media integration. You'll find cutting-edge tips and tricks available in no other book. This is an indispensable resource for all intermediate-to-advanced Windows developers, and for any architect building desktop, tablet, or mobile solutions with Microsoft technologies. Its focus on both C♯ and XAML will make it valuable to millions of Windows developers already familiar with Silverlight, WPF, and/or .NET. Coverage includes* Creating robust app interfaces with the newest XAML controls, including flyouts and command bars* Saving data in a persistent "roaming zone" for syncing across Windows 8.1 devices* Using Visual State Manager (VSM) to build apps that adapt to various device resolutions and orientations* Integrating virtually any form of data into your apps* Connecting with web services, RSS, Atom feeds, and social networks* Securing apps via authentication, encrypting, signing, and single sign-on with Microsoft Account, Facebook, Google, and more* Leveraging Windows 8.1 media enhancements that improve battery life and app performance* Networking more effectively with Windows 8.1's revamped HTTP implementation and new location APIs* Using Tiles and Toasts to keep apps alive and connected, even when they aren't running* Enabling users to send content between devices via NFC tap and send* Ensuring accessibility and globalizing your apps* Efficiently debugging, optimizing, packaging, and deploying your apps* Building sideloadable apps that don't have to be published in Windows Store"This book doesn't just focus on singular concepts, it also provides end-to-end perspective on building an app in WinRT. It is one of those essential tools for Windows developers that will help you complete your software goals sooner than without it!"--Tim Heuer, Principal Program Manager Lead, XAML Platform, Microsoft Corporation