The Universal Windows Platform
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Investigate how XAML controls are used in a UWP app to accomplish your Windows 10 design considerations, including the new RelativePanel and SpliView controls.
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The Discussion
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Binbin 看看吧。
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shanhongyue I think there a bug in the template of ContentDialog.
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BiliBang 英语捉鸡了
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Niner714352 I was unable to find the sample/demo app used in this video. Can someone please provide a link?
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Mr Martin Found the sample app here:
https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-universal-samples
In the zip file you will find the folder '\Samples\XamlUIBasics' with the project from the video. -
Niner714352 @Mr Martin: thanks!
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RC Roeder Where will be the slides from this series be found?
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FuzzyLogician How would you create something similar to a DataGridView from WinForms?
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LogicalThinker The demo uses x:Name and Name. Was this a typo?
And secondly, RelativePanel inside of a DataTemplate. As there are issues with using x:Name inside of a DataTemplate, is there any special considerations on using adaptive triggers with controls like Hub to be able to change the layout inside of a HubSection? If I am on phone, I would like to have scrolling in one direction, but have a different scroll based on a larger screen width, like desktop. Is this still going to require a lot of back end work?
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fengxingshi @Mr Martin:Thanks！
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zhanghe 英语太捉急！