Code with confidence: dynamic web content in Metro style apps using HTML5
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Get all of the tips and tricks you need to infuse your distinct brand into your apps, while still taking advantage of the familiarity of Windows through styling and animations. Use Visual Studio Express and the power of XAML styling and templating to customize the look and feel of your apps and to more easily style the individual XAML controls. See how fast animations in the animation library and custom XAML animations bring your app to life and engage customers.
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The Discussion
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Ian2 Great to see you covering metro apps John. I'm looking at enabling all my wp7 apps to work on Win8 starting with the beta of: "Shooting Range".
http://rd3d2.wordpress.com/2011/09/13/build-conference-shooting-range-beta-availability/
Are you going to do a XAML TV Show?
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jopapa Ian2 - A XAML TV show sounds like a great idea.
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Qaiser Where is the video???
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Ross Wozniak I'm really glad to see that XAML is only getting better in Win8, but am a bit unclear of whether MVVM will carry over as well...as none of the sessions I've watched thus far have utilized it.
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jopapa Hi Ross ... there is no reason MVVM (or any pattern) shouldn't be used here. I've got some material I am putting together on this already.
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Alex I's sad to know you and Microsoft parted. It's sad to know Microsoft has parted .NET folks.
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BSalita Which parts of styling are new to Windows 8 or VS 2011? I've heard of many of the concepts presented previously but are any new?
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