JavaScript Part 2: Manage app lifecycle and state
Description
This is the first video in a 3-part series designed to build your first Windows Store app. In this video, you'll build a basic Hello, world app using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and learn how to use the Rating control, a Windows library for JavaScript control.
[01:14] Before you start
[01:52] Step 1: Create a new project in Visual Studio
[04:06] Step 2: Launch the app
[05:00] Step 3: Modify your start page
[07:51] Step 4: Create an event handler
[12:16] Step 5: Register the event handler when our app launches
[15:35] Step 6: Style our start page
[20:01] Step 7: Add a Windows library for JavaScript control
[21:41] Step 8: register an event handler for Windows library for JavaScript controls
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The Discussion
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gergob Very nice step by step presentation, thank you!
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KirkAlvar Since this is a javascript already, can I use the jquery events instead of the default event handler for standard html control?
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khalifa morocco thank you man i never though i'm gonna see like this lessons as soon as now
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Hooman_Melb Like! -
Dave It's amazing how much you can learn from a typo. It took me hours to find why my app kept breaking. It wound up that I typed raiding instead of rating.