Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps Using HTML5 and JavaScript Certification Training

Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps Using HTML5 and JavaScript(Exam 70-481)

• Lesson 00 - Course Overview

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  • 0.1 Course Overview

    00:24

  • 0.2 Objectives

    00:38

  • 0.3 About the Course

    01:34

  • 0.4 Value of the Course to Professionals

    00:46

  • 0.5 Lessons Covered

    00:48

  • 0.6 Exam Question Types

    00:26

  • 0.7 Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps

    00:59

  • 0.8 Source of Information

    00:32

• Lesson 01 - Windows 8.1 Platform, Architecture, Features, and Basics of Win Apps

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  • 1.1 Windows 8.1 Platform, Architecture, Features, and Basics of Win Apps

    00:19

  • 1.2 Objectives

    00:23

  • 1.3 Overview

    01:06

  • 1.4 Benefits of Windows Store New Interface

    00:31

  • 1.5 Benefits of Windows RT API for Developers

    01:07

  • 1.6 Navigating through Windows 8.1 Demo 01

    03:29

  • 1.7 Exploring Windows Store App Demo 02

    01:56

  • 1.8 Windows 8.1 Platform Architecture

    01:58

  • 1.9 Windows 8.1 UI Principles

    02:39

  • 1.10 Windows 8.1 UI Principles: Tips

    00:27

  • 1.11 Composition of the User Interface

    00:25

  • 1.12 Types of Templates

    01:20

  • 1.13 Overview of Windows RT

    00:55

  • 1.14 Overview of Windows Phone Runtime

    00:30

  • 1.15 Language Projections

    01:36

  • 1.16 Mixed Language Approach—Advantages

    03:04

  • 1.17 Quiz

  • 1.18 Summary

    00:38

• Lesson 02 - Understanding of MVVM Design Pattern, Application Design and Single-Page Apps

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  • 2.1 Understanding of MVVM Design Pattern, Application Design and Single-Page Apps

    00:16

  • 2.2 Objectives

    00:19

  • 2.3 Lesson Overview

    00:40

  • 2.4 Challenges with Existing App Development Technologies

    00:39

  • 2.5 MVVM Design Pattern Overview

    00:13

  • 2.6 MVVM Components

    03:23

  • 2.7 MVVM Common Commands

    00:56

  • 2.8 Advantages of Using MVVM for App Implementation

    02:36

  • 2.9 Implementation of MVVM Demo 01

    04:59

  • 2.10 Single-Page Application (SPA) Overview

    01:05

  • 2.11 SPA Techniques

    01:18

  • 2.12 Quiz

  • 2.13 Summary

    01:15

• Lesson 03 - Win JS APIs and Libraries and their Purpose

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  • 3.1 Win JS APIs and Libraries and their Purpose

    00:17

  • 3.2 Objectives

    00:30

  • 3.3 Overview of WinJS APIs: Introduction

    00:43

  • 3.4 WinJS Benefits

    00:28

  • 3.5 Overview of WinJS APIs

    02:35

  • 3.6 Features of the WinJS Library

    00:41

  • 3.7 Using Cascading Style Sheets and WinJS for UI Customization

    00:22

  • 3.8 Creating Controls Using WinJS

    00:24

  • 3.9 WinJS APIs Overview

    04:29

  • 3.10 WinJS.Promise: Overview

    00:41

  • 3.11 WinJS.Promise

    01:03

  • 3.12 Namespaces: Overview

    02:47

  • 3.13 Defining the Data.Model Namespace and Objects Demo 01

    05:48

  • 3.14 Using Promises to Load Data Asynchronously Demo 02

    03:47

  • 3.15 Quiz

  • 3.16 Summary

    01:03

• Lesson 04 - Windows 8.1 Controls and How to Implement User Interface Layouts

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  • 4.1 Windows 8.1 Controls and How to Implement User Interface Layouts

    00:30

  • 4.2 Objectives

    00:20

  • 4.3 Windows 8.1 Layout: Overview

    01:10

  • 4.4 Windows 8.1 Layout Controls

    00:57

  • 4.5 Simple Layouts: Division and Flexible Box

    01:00

  • 4.6 Flexible Box Container

    06:34

  • 4.7 Grid Container

    01:09

  • 4.8 Fraction Unit

    01:10

  • 4.9 Grid Items

    01:21

  • 4.10 Grid Layout versus Table Layout

    00:44

  • 4.11 Multi-Column Layout

    00:53

  • 4.12 Regions

    01:20

  • 4.13 Complex Layouts: FlipView, ListView and Hub

    00:28

  • 4.14 The Data-Win-Control and Data-Win-Options Properties

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  • 4.15 Creating a Hub Control with Two HubSection Elements

    00:30

  • 4.16 Defining the Data Source

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  • 4.17 The FlipView Control

    02:27

  • 4.18 The Hub Control

    01:05

  • 4.19 Implementation of WinJS Controls and Templates

    00:44

  • 4.20 Control Templates

    02:46

  • 4.21 Using Control Templates Define and Create

    04:58

  • 4.22 Common WinJS Controls

    02:02

  • 4.23 The DatePicker

    01:18

  • 4.24 The TimePicker

    01:18

  • 4.25 Rating

    01:56

  • 4.26 ToggleSwitch

    01:13

  • 4.27 The AppBar Control

    04:34

  • 4.28 Windowing Modes Overview

    01:41

  • 4.29 Design Guidelines

    00:48

  • 4.30 Reacting to Size Change

    00:40

  • 4.31 Implementing an AppBar Control Demo 01

    00:40

  • 4.32 Creating Adaptive Views Demo 02

    00:40

  • 4.33 Quiz

  • 4.34 Summary

    01:03

• Lesson 05 - Different Ways of Data Representation Using Controls

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  • 5.1 Different Ways of Data Representation Using Controls

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  • 5.2 Objectives

    00:25

  • 5.3 Overview

    01:03

  • 5.4 Data Presentation Controls: Introduction

    00:24

  • 5.5 Main Approaches of Data Storage

    03:37

  • 5.6 Data Presentation Controls

    00:49

  • 5.7 ListView Layout

    00:37

  • 5.8 FlipView

    00:37

  • 5.9 Best Practices

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  • 5.10 Data Presentation Controls Demonstration

    01:38

  • 5.11 Data Binding and Data Sources

    00:10

  • 5.12 List Object

    00:43

  • 5.13 Exposing the Data Source to the App

    00:10

  • 5.14 Setting List Object as a Data Source

    00:41

  • 5.15 Using JavaScript to Bind the List to a Data Control Example

    00:19

  • 5.16 Using HTML Declaration to Bind a Data Control to a Data Source

    00:20

  • 5.17 ListView Control

    02:02

  • 5.18 Connecting to a Data Source

    01:24

  • 5.19 Grouping

    04:17

  • 5.20 Modifying a Control's Presentation Options

    00:18

  • 5.21 Customize Appearance of the ListView Control

    01:21

  • 5.22 ListView as an Adaptive Control

    00:32

  • 5.23 Demonstration ListView Grouping and Sorting

    00:38

  • 5.24 Implement the ListView Control

    06:21

  • 5.25 Quiz

  • 5.26 Summary

    01:06

• Lesson 06 - Implementing Tiles and User Notifications

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  • 6.1 Implementing Tiles and User Notifications

    00:15

  • 6.2 Objectives

    00:22

  • 6.3 Overview

    00:55

  • 6.4 Tiles Introduction

    00:52

  • 6.5 Live Tiles a New Kind of Icon

    01:34

  • 6.6 Tile Templates

    00:53

  • 6.7 Square Tile Templates

    01:25

  • 6.8 Wide and Wide Peek Tile Templates

    01:07

  • 6.9 Badge Notifications

    01:01

  • 6.10 Creating a Badge Notification

    00:40

  • 6.11 Updating Tiles Locally Example

    00:58

  • 6.12 Creating Tile Notifications

    00:27

  • 6.13 Secondary Tiles Example

    01:17

  • 6.14 Pin and Update Secondary Tiles

    00:55

  • 6.15 Event Handler

    00:56

  • 6.16 Pin Button Event Handler Removing or Creating a Secondary Tile

    00:22

  • 6.17 Implementing Toast Notifications Introduction

    07:33

  • 6.18 Enabling Live Tile Functionality on the Main Tile Demo 01

    05:36

  • 6.19 Adding Secondary Tiles Functionality Demo 02

    04:48

  • 6.20 Quiz

  • 6.21 Summary

    00:52

• Lesson 07 - Understanding of Files and Streams and its use

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  • 7.1 Understanding of Files and Streams and its use

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  • 7.2 Objectives

    00:20

  • 7.3 Introduction

    00:30

  • 7.4 Storage for Your App

    02:49

  • 7.5 App Data Storage

    00:55

  • 7.6 App Data Stores

    00:37

  • 7.7 Accessing Data Stores

    01:12

  • 7.8 App Store Locations

    01:35

  • 7.9 Data Store Overview

    01:21

  • 7.10 Storage Access Permissions

    00:51

  • 7.11 Accessing the Installation Directory

    00:36

  • 7.12 Basic Codes in Isolated Storage

    00:51

  • 7.13 Future Access List

    00:53

  • 7.14 Create Write Read Files

    02:42

  • 7.15 User Libraries

    00:20

  • 7.16 User Functions in Libraries

    00:21

  • 7.17 How to Access a Storage Library from a Windows Store App

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  • 7.18 List Add Remove a Folder

    00:57

  • 7.19 Streams

    02:45

  • 7.20 Best Practices

    01:14

  • 7.21 Using Demonstration as a Best Practice

    00:40

  • 7.22 File Pickers

    05:10

  • 7.23 Picking More than One File

    00:22

  • 7.24 Saving and Customizing Files

    00:47

  • 7.25 Writing Data

    00:40

  • 7.26 Choosing a Folder

    00:16

  • 7.27 Contacts Picker

    01:20

  • 7.28 Writing Data to and Reading Data From the Notes File Demo 1

    06:06

  • 7.29 Quiz

  • 7.30 Summary

    00:49

• Lesson 08 - State Management Activation Modes - Process Lifetime Management

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  • 8.1 State Management, Activation Modes - Process Lifetime Management

    00:16

  • 8.2 Objectives

    00:29

  • 8.3 Overview

    00:34

  • 8.4 Process Lifetime Management

    01:43

  • 8.5 Running State of Your App

    00:59

  • 8.6 Example Bing App in the Foreground

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  • 8.7 Suspended State of Your App

    00:44

  • 8.8 A Note about Debugging

    00:16

  • 8.9 PLM Events

    02:25

  • 8.10 New Ways to Activate a Windows Store App

    00:39

  • 8.11 Differences between Launching and Activating

    01:06

  • 8.12 Activation Modes

    02:11

  • 8.13 How to Tell the Difference between Resuming and Stating Over

    01:09

  • 8.14 Essentials of Background Tasks

    08:56

  • 8.15 Extensibility Points

    00:42

  • 8.16 Maintenance Trigger Declaration Example

    00:48

  • 8.17 What is a Lock Screen App

    03:03

  • 8.18 Importance of Implementing a State Management Strategy

    01:35

  • 8.19 Where to Store Data

    03:20

  • 8.20 State Management Code in Visual Studio Templates

    02:16

  • 8.21 Explore the Different PLM States Demo 01

    02:54

  • 8.22 Implement State Management Demo 02

    02:28

  • 8.23 Quiz

  • 8.24 Summary

    01:09

• Lesson 09 - Design and Implement Navigation and Semantic Zoom

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  • 9.1 Design and Implement Navigation and Semantic Zoom

    00:40

  • 9.2 Objectives

    00:22

  • 9.3 Overview

    00:39

  • 9.4 Handling Navigation in Windows Store Apps

    00:34

  • 9.5 Hub Navigation Pattern

    01:40

  • 9.6 Navigation Framework

    00:33

  • 9.7 Moving Within Apps

    01:05

  • 9.8 Basic Page Navigation

    00:11

  • 9.9 The PageControlNavigator Control

    00:53

  • 9.10 The WinJS.Navigation Namespace

    01:05

  • 9.11 Passing Parameters between Pages

    01:55

  • 9.12 Handling Navigation Events

    02:14

  • 9.13 Navigation Stack

    02:53

  • 9.14 The NavBar and BackButton Controls

    02:23

  • 9.15 What is Semantic Zoom

    09:57

  • 9.16 Add Navigation to the App Demo 01

    07:31

  • 9.17 Implement Semantic Zoom Demo 02

    15:00

  • 9.18 Quiz

  • 9.19 Summary

    00:59

• Lesson 10 - Design and Implement Contracts like Search, Share and Settings

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  • 10.1 Design and Implement Contracts like Search, Share and Settings

    00:34

  • 10.2 Objectives

    00:21

  • 10.3 Designing for Charms and Contracts

    00:37

  • 10.4 Charms: Introduction

    07:05

  • 10.5 Contracts Overview

    04:02

  • 10.6 Search Suggestions

    04:26

  • 10.7 SearchBox Control

    02:06

  • 10.8 Registering and Using the SuggestionRequested and QuerySubmitted Events

    01:09

  • 10.9 The Share Contract

    01:56

  • 10.10 Registering for the datarequested Event: Example

    01:39

  • 10.11 Share Data Types

    01:47

  • 10.12 Share Target Contract

    03:35

  • 10.13 Managing App Settings and Preferences: Overview

    04:50

  • 10.14 Registering and Using the SuggestionRequested and QuerySubmitted Events Demo 01

    03:35

  • 10.15 Share Target Contract Demo 02

    03:20

  • 10.16 Adding a New Setting to the Settings Pane Demo 03

    03:59

  • 10.17 Implementing Search with the SearchBox Control Demo 04

    02:21

  • 10.18 Quiz

  • 10.19 Summary

    01:10

• Lesson 11 - How to Design and Implement a Data Access Strategy

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  • 11.1 How to Design and Implement a Data Access Strategy

    00:18

  • 11.2 Objectives

    00:50

  • 11.3 Overview

    00:29

  • 11.4 Evaluating Data Access Strategies

    00:40

  • 11.5 Local Files Overview

    00:22

  • 11.6 Storage for Your App

    01:17

  • 11.7 Web Services

    01:54

  • 11.8 Local Databases (IndexedDB)

    01:23

  • 11.9 Standard Web Services and Cloud-based Web Services

    00:53

  • 11.10 Cloud Storage Windows Azure

    01:10

  • 11.11 Working with Remote Data

    00:38

  • 11.12 Working Asynchronously

    00:44

  • 11.13 Three States of a Promise

    01:06

  • 11.14 Using XMLHttpRequest and HttpClient

    00:51

  • 11.15 Using the XHR Function

    00:10

  • 11.16 Using the HTTPClient Class

    03:31

  • 11.17 Using RESTful APIs

    01:34

  • 11.18 Bidirectional Communication with WebSocket

    02:09

  • 11.19 Quiz

  • 11.20 Summary

    01:07

• Lesson 12 - How to respond to mouse, keyboard and touch events, including gestures

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  • 12.1 How to respond to mouse, keyboard and touch events, including gestures

    00:21

  • 12.2 Objectives

    00:29

  • 12.3 Overview

    00:29

  • 12.4 Mouse Pointer

    00:46

  • 12.5 Two Main Input Methods

    00:41

  • 12.6 InputPointers and MSPointerEvents

    02:20

  • 12.7 Mouse Input Supported by Windows 8.1

    03:09

  • 12.8 Working with Pointer Events

    00:33

  • 12.9 Gestures Supported by Windows 8.1

    01:57

  • 12.10 Manipulation Events

    06:01

  • 12.11 Transformations

    03:15

  • 12.12 Best Practices for Using Gestures

    02:11

  • 12.13 Testing without a Multi-touch Enabled Device

    00:55

  • 12.14 Main Modes of the Simulator

    01:48

  • 12.15 Implement Mouse Events Demo 01

    02:29

  • 12.16 Implement Gesture Events Demo 02

    02:03

  • 12.17 Quiz

  • 12.18 Summary

    01:04

• Lesson 13 - Understanding Windows Store App Deployment to Enterprise Store

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  • 13.1 Understanding Windows Store App

    00:22

  • 13.2 Objectives

    00:29

  • 13.3 Overview

    00:42

  • 13.4 The Windows Store App Manifest

    00:53

  • 13.5 General Information about Application

    00:46

  • 13.6 Applications Tab

    01:15

  • 13.7 Notifications

    00:31

  • 13.8 Visual Assets Tab

    01:01

  • 13.9 Splash Screen and App Logo

    00:36

  • 13.10 Procedure for Exploring Content

    01:28

  • 13.11 Capabilities Section

    03:10

  • 13.12 Declarations Section

    02:37

  • 13.13 Content URIs

    01:04

  • 13.14 Packaging

    02:24

  • 13.15 Windows Store Certification

    01:09

  • 13.16 App’s Listing Page

    00:17

  • 13.17 How You Can Make Money from Your App

    01:44

  • 13.18 The Publishing and Certification Process

    00:50

  • 13.19 Steps in Submitting an App

    03:56

  • 13.20 App Certification and the Certification Kit

    04:07

  • 13.21 Store Tools

    01:36

  • 13.22 Submitting an App to the Windows Store

    01:28

  • 13.23 Example of Advanced Features and Ratings

    00:28

  • 13.24 Example of Cryptography and Packages

    00:54

  • 13.25 What is Enterprise App Deployment

    00:59

  • 13.26 Side Loading

    00:41

  • 13.27 Two Ways to Deploy Enterprise Apps

    00:50

  • 13.28 Best Practices for Enterprise App Deployment

    00:29

  • 13.29 Common Issues and Troubleshooting Tips

    00:32

  • 13.30 Quiz

  • 13.31 Summary

    01:25