How to Manipulate a File with FileRandomAccessStream in a Windows Store app
Description
This session talks about how to port iOS apps to Windows Store apps with mapping relations between iOS and Windows Store apps. We'll cover programming architectures, design principles, UI controls, application lifecycles, and data storage. After this course, you'll know the difference between these two platforms, and the best replacement when you port a certain feature to Windows Store apps.
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The Discussion
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scott_ge To watch more Microsoft All-In-One Code Framework How-do-I videos, please visit http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/OneCode.
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john haro is this a how use windows software and programs cuz I need the help
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Z731 Need PPT Slides!
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zigah
There is a tool to help translate Objective-C to C#:
http://razum.si/automagical/
It doesn't do miracles, but comes damn close. -
Timmi30
There is a tool to help translate Objective-C to C#:
http://razum.si/automagical/
It doesn't do miracles, but comes damn close.