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Part 8: Binding to Cookbook Data (2 of 2) - Modifying the data.js

Posted: Feb 28, 2013 at 3:25 PM
By: BobTabor, Dan Fernandez, Jaime Rodriguez, Golnaz
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In this lesson, we first learn about the composition of the JSON file containing our apps data, then we make changes to the data.js to retrieve JSON data containing information about the recipe groups and items.

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Joe C

Mar 29, 2013 at 3:45 PM

I am lost, if this what you have to do to create an app in Windows 8. Microsoft is has more problems then people unhappy with windows 8. Bobs First JS series were great this is not close to beginner level. All I could say is Microsoft needs to look at Android and Apples platform and START OVER. I have been speaking to .NET developers that have given up. This is Crazy to think developers will sit here trying figure out this API mess. I thought Win 8 had a chance I no longer do after working with this API.

This simple Example (I could write in a few days in HTML 5 and JS script). I have NOT A CLUE of what is going on, and can not even see a speed advantage of what they are doing. Bob is a assume teacher this might not be teachable. Almost every Microsoft reference web page is incorrect.
BobTabor

Apr 01, 2013 at 8:22 AM

@Joe C: Hi Joe, I responded to your other post (video 1 in this series) ... it is similar in nature ... hopefully you and I can continue this thread there. Thanks!