Windows Store apps for Absolute Beginners with JavaScript

Part 28: Detecting Trial Versions

Feb 28, 2013 at 3:30PM

by BobTabor, Dan Fernandez, Jaime Rodriguez, Golnaz
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Description

In this final Hands On Lab, we use the CurrentAppSimulator class to simulate interaction with the Windows Store API. Here, we simply use the configuration file to declaratively modify the user interface. This simulates the data retrieved from the Windows Store.

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JavaScript, Windows 8, Windows Store App, WindowsContent

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