Building Universal Apps for Windows and Windows Phone
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Jaliya Udagedara presented on developing apps across Windows platforms using .NET. Her presentation covered code and XAML sharing strategies like linked files, portable class libraries, and shared projects to allow developers to write code once and deploy to both Windows and Windows Phone apps. She also demonstrated tools in Visual Studio like the context switcher and devices window to help developers efficiently target multiple devices and platforms.
Building Universal Apps for Windows and Windows Phone
- 5. Windows Store App Windows Phone Store App
- 8. Windows Runtime contains more than 90% of Windows Phone Runtime
- 15. Add Windows Phone 8.1 or Windows 8.1
- 16. Context Switcher in the Editor
- 17. Context Switcher in the XAML Editor
- 19. Devices Window
- 24. • Code Sharing Strategies • Linked Files • PCL • Shared Projects
- 28. • XAML Sharing Strategies • Solving Styles
Editor's Notes
- #6: Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 : low convergence Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 : high convergence
- #7: Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 : low convergence Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 : high convergence
- #8: Manifest A manifest is a set of metadata that describes the assembly itself (name, version, required external assemblies, etc.).
- #9: Speak about .NET Native
- #10: Hybrid programming languages are supported.