C# Part 4: File access and pickers
Description
This is the first of five videos that walks you through building your first Windows Store app with Visual Basic. In this video, we'll build a simple Hello world using XAML and Visual Basic.
[01:43] Before you start
[02:23] Step 1: Create a new project in Visual Studio
[06:14] Step 2: Start the app
[07:27] Step 3: Modify your start page
[14:56] Step 4: Create an event Handler
[17:25] Step 5: Style the start page
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The Discussion
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PhilMurray The creation of a Hello World application is a little meaningless. The people on Channel 9 tend to be experienced developers so an application that makes full use of data access and implements the Async / Await pattern would be more useful.
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hotmax Thank you guys for this video !! i'm new to Visual Basic !! and this is a great start for me !!
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Dan 14 hours ago, PhilMurray wrote
The creation of a Hello World application is a little meaningless. The people on Channel 9 tend to be experienced developers so an application that makes full use of data access and implements the Async / Await pattern would be more useful.
Hey Phil, this is a step-by-step series for beginners. That said, by Part 4, File Access and Pickers, you will learn how to call async/await for file IO and how to databind to properties of a file.
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Daniel D Phil,
Everyone has to start somewhere. Shouldn't Microsoft be one of the key places that beginners can find out how to get started? After all this is their product.
I certainly have some students who will find this series useful. -
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kane Hello, the structure of start page step 3 is not opening with me. I mean when i click on debug a panel appearing me telling me stop or continue , when i click on stop, it's sending me to app.xaml.vbb page and puting a yello ---> on End if
Please try to understand me, i need to go forward to other step with event Handler.