Developing Windows Store Apps with HTML5 Jump Start: (01a) Designing a Windows 8 App, Part 1
- Posted: Oct 28, 2012 at 11:00 PM
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Microsoft Technical Evangelists Jeremy Foster and Michael Palermo kick off this course with an engaging discussion about how to design a Windows Store app. After outlining the differences between Web apps vs. Windows Store apps, they illustrate the eight traits of Windows App Design.
Complete course outline for Developing Windows Store Apps with HTML5 Jump Start:
- Module (01a): Designing a Windows Store App, Part 1
- Module (01b): Designing a Windows Store App, Part 2
- Module (02a): Developing Windows Store Apps, Part 1
- Module (02b): Developing Windows Store Apps, Part 2
- Module (03a): Working with Contracts, Part 1
- Module (03b): Working with Contracts, Part 2
- Module (04a): UI and Controls, Part 1
- Module (04b): UI and Controls, Part 2
- Module (05a): Programming User Interaction, Part 1
- Module (05b): Programming User Interaction, Part 2
- Module (06a): Data Access, Part 1
- Module (06b): Data Access, Part 2
This series of videos is a great way to help prepare for Exam 70-481: Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using HTML5 and JavaScript.
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Really like the webcasts! Good job!
Will there be a voucher code for this 70-481 exam as well?
For sure the videos motivates to do more with this techniques.
A great set of tutorials to teach about Windows Store apps, I really like it, its improving my skill to develop apps for the store, Thanks MS Evangelists,
Regards,
Abu Bakar Sadeeq
MSP
This video doesn't seem to match up. I started watching before and got the first video, but now, it says "day 2" even though this is module 1, part 1. What's up with that?
Very usefull videos to start developing the Windows Store Apps in HTML5.
good job..
Thanks,
Sudhir Malireddy
AIS
@Xander: This was a two-day Jump Start event and we split them up in to two different course offerings. So this is the first module of the second day. Hope that clears it up a bit.
It is indeed a great video series.. thank you for putting it together..
@JeffKoch:this 481 exam, and most of the videos (from module 2 part 2 ) are from exam 480.
Different title and different content. please corect the links.
Learning html5 semantics and structure, the elearning video is very exciting and helpful.
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Where is the code for 70-481 exam.They said it is also avialable with this...?
Why did they exchanged their t-shirts? :D
Did anyone find the code for 70-481? I was all excited about 70-480, but there are no more promo codes available. It's only January and they are all gone.
Do a search Liz, there is another code now. I believe it is 'HTMLMPN' - allows free testing for 70-480. Like the code before it, I'm sure it has only so many uses / claims.
Will you recommend a JavaScript book - preferably one that delves into the DOM similar to what ya'll covered on the other series. Great videos btw... and I will look for Michael on Pluralsight! Students get a free 90 subscription through Dreamspark - might want to plug that for Microsoft. *grin*
I will recommend u to go for the book professional javascript for web developers(wrox)
Great information. Thanks
Thanks again Jeremy ,Michal and jeff.
really helpful too not only in exams but in actual development.
Passed in 70-481
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