Playing Music and Sound Effects in a Windows 8 Metro Style App using HTML and JavaScript
Adding an Application Bar to a Windows 8 Metro Style App using HTML and JavaScript
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This short screencast will show you how to add an Application Bar to your own Windows 8 Metro Style App using HTML and JavaScript. We do this in a fun, immersive way utilizing the free MetroGameKit (http://metrogamekit.codeplex.com). Fore more videos check out http://blogs.msdn.com/davedev
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The Discussion
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mksdass do you have a same video but with c# and xaml instead of html?
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DaveDev @mksdass - I wrote the kit for HTML and JavaScript developers still working on my plans for XAML/C#.
I just open sourced my Windows Phone app that uses XAML/C# if you are interested: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/davedev/archive/2012/07/27/doodlepad-a-free-open-sourced-sketching-app-for-windows-phone.aspx. It's not a game but it's more free code.
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koolraaga @DaveDev: Thank you Dave.
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