Hear an explanation of the layout system used for Windows Store apps and hear how to ensure that your UI adapts to different phone screen sizes and orientations.
- [02:53] - Recap – Windows Phone 8 approach
- [07:49] - Windows Phone 8.1 approach
- [13:00] - How does an app provide the right experience?
Full course outline:
- Mod 01: Introducing the Windows Phone 8.1 App Development Platform
- Mod 02: Getting Started Building Windows Runtime Apps
- Mod 03: Page Navigation and Data Binding in Windows Runtime Apps
- Mod 04: Lists and Lists Items in Windows Runtime Apps
- Mod 05: Programming Page Controls and Page Transitions Animations
- Mod 06: Adapting UI for Different Screens and Orientations
- Mod 07: Windows Runtime App Lifecycle
- Mod 08: Localization and Globalization in Windows Runtime Apps
- Mod 09: Data Storage, Backup, and Roaming
- Mod 10: Sharing Files and Data in Windows Phone 8.1
- Mod 11: Background Tasks and Multitasking
- Mod 12: Maps, Geolocation, and Geofencing
- Mod 13: Networking, Mobile Services, and Authentication
- Mod 14: Tiles, Notifications, and Action Center
- Mod 15: Sensors and Proximity: NFC and Bluetooth
- Mod 16: Interacting with User Data: Contacts and Appointments
- Mod 17: Camera, Media, and Audio in Windows Phone 8.1
- Mod 18: Windows Phone 8.1 for the Enterprise Developer
- Mod 19: Programming SQLite on Windows Phone 8.1
- Mod 20: Tooling and Diagnostics
- Mod 21: App Packaging, Monetization, and Publication
- Mod 22: Universal Apps for Windows
- Mod 23: Silverlight apps on Windows Phone 8.1