Andy Wigley
Andy Wigley is a technical evangelist at Microsoft.
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UWP-080 - Series Wrap UpIn this final video of the series, Bob congratulates you and shows you were to go for more information about the Universal Windows Platform.
Lesson source code: none for this lesson
Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10
PDF: Coming Soon
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UWP-079 - Hero Explorer - Cortana IntegrationIn this ninth and final video, Bob adds Cortana integration to allow the user to refresh the list of characters or display details about one of the hero's in the list.
Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10/tree/master/UWP-079/UWP-079
Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10...
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UWP-078 - Hero Explorer - Adding an Adaptive Layout and UI CleanupIn this eighth video, Bob adds the VisualStateManager and adaptive triggers to adaptively re-shape the layout based on the window size and performs other cleanup tasks on the user interface.
Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10/tree/master/UWP-078/UWP-078
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UWP-077 - Hero Explorer - Displaying Comic Book DetailsIn this seventh video, Bob responds to the comic book's GridView ItemClick event to display the details about a given comic book.
Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10/tree/master/UWP-077/UWP-077
Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10...
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UWP-076 - Hero Explorer - Displaying Comic Books for a CharacterIn this sixth video, Bob displays a list of recent comics for the selected Character by making a new call to the Marvel API, creating new classes, etc.
Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10/tree/master/UWP-076/UWP-076
Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10...
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UWP-075 - Hero Explorer - Displaying Character DetailsIn this fifth video, Bob handles the "master" ListView's ItemClick event to display the details about a given Character.
Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10/tree/master/UWP-075/UWP-075
Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10...
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UWP-074 - Hero Explorer - DataBinding and Navigating through the Object GraphIn this fourth video, Bob provides the basic layout controls and databinds the "master" ListView to the list of Characters returned from the web API call.
Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10/tree/master/UWP-074/UWP-074
Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10...
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UWP-073 - Hero Explorer - Creating an MD5 Hash and Calling the APIIn this third video, Bob demonstrates how to make a call to the Marvel API by creating a hash of the public and private keys and a timestamp along with special cryptography classes in the framework. He then makes the call to the web API and deserializes the JSON into an object graph.
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UWP-072 - Hero Explorer - Accessing the Marvel Web APIIn this second video, Bob sets up the project, but focuses on how to work with the Marvel API ... how to make calls, how to filter results, what to expect back. He uses the resulting JSON from a sample call to create a graph of classes representing the data.
Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/AbsoluteBeginnersWin10/tree/master/UWP-072/UWP-072...
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Adaptive UI
Aug 18, 2015 at 7:41AM@Neme: No, I think you'll find that's valid code! :) That code at 17:30 shows the longhand way of switching between different Visual States based on the window width, something we can now do more easily in XAML using adaptive triggers.
A Developer's Guide to Windows 10: (08) Adaptive Code
Jul 15, 2015 at 7:29AM@LukasNeoproud: The difference from Android is that we are going to be pushing updates to end users to keep their machines up to date. Android device suppliers have not done a good job of updating existing devices in the field.
The other way we can support is that the Windows Store can manage multiple versions of an app, so any users who have not updated their machines will still get the old version of the app.
Building Apps for Windows Phone 8.1: (01) Introducing the Windows Phone 8.1 App Development Platform
Aug 11, 2014 at 4:38AMThere's a short URL for the MVA version of this: http://aka.ms/wp81js
Building Apps for Windows Phone 8 Jump Start: (04) Files and Storage on Windows Phone 8
Jan 11, 2013 at 5:39AM@rudelm: Check out the sample code at http://aka.ms/eyoq3p - that includes that particular demo.
Building Apps for Windows Phone 8 Jump Start: (11) Network Communication in Windows Phone 8
Jan 11, 2013 at 5:37AM@reem44:The extensions are included in the download at http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/wpapps/Windows-Phone-8-JumpStart-7b3fea2d
Building Apps for Windows Phone 8 Jump Start: (11) Network Communication in Windows Phone 8
Jan 11, 2013 at 5:35AM@agmeeder: Download from http://aka.ms/eyoq3p
Building Apps for Windows Phone 8 Jump Start: (11) Network Communication in Windows Phone 8
Jan 11, 2013 at 5:35AMThe sample code for the JumpStart videos is now available for download at http://aka.ms/eyoq3p