Building Apps for Windows Phone 8.1: (19) Programming SQLite on Windows Phone 8.1
Building Apps for Windows Phone 8.1: (20) Tooling and Diagnostics
Play Building Apps for Windows Phone 8.1: (20) Tooling and Diagnostics
Description
Get an introduction to the many tools built into Visual Studio to help you develop Windows apps.
- [05:04] - Visual Studio Tooling – C#
- [07:39] - Visual Studio Tooling – XAML
- [20:37] - Windows Phone Emulator
- [23:03] - Diagnostics and Memory Profiling
- [34:00] - Debugging Tips and Extras
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
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The Discussion
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arko On dev.windowsphone.com it states:
"You can reserve another name for this app to use in another language or to change its name."
This kinda left me hoping you would have covered localizing of the application name.
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matthiasS arko,
We don't do automated name localization due to the fact that naming is highly brand centric. However, if the app name needs to be localized, you can put the name in the application resources and run it through the Multilingual App Toolkit and use the localized results to reserve those additional names.
We have a great video on the Multilingual App Toolkit on Inside Windows Phone https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Inside+Windows+Phone/IWP65-Localization-Made-Easy-with-Multilingual-App-Toolkit -
Oerni Hi,
if you donn't want to create a static resource for your viewmodel to get IntelliSense for binding when you write your xaml code you can use something like this:
d:DataContext="{d:DesignInstance tables:mydatatype, IsDesignTimeCreatable=True}"
