How to Port iOS apps to Windows Store apps
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This session talks about how to port Android apps to Windows Store apps with mapping relations between Android and Windows Store apps. We'll cover the programming architecture, UI control, application lifecycle, notification mechanism, and data storage. After this course, you'll know the difference between these 2 platforms, and the best replacement when you port a feature to Windows Store apps.
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The Discussion
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JohnHumenik Does WinPh 8 expose something similar to Android Intents? This would be really helpful in developing applications such as internet filters and other applications that subscribe to these events.
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Z731 Need PPT Slides!
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