FREELessons: 22Length: 3.1 hours
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2.2 Windows Phone 8 Development
Let’s take a look at the often-forgotten member of cross-platform development, Windows Phone. Windows Phone has really come a long way in the last couple of years and has started to take hold of some market share. In this lesson I’ll show you a couple of things you’ll need to get your system ready for Windows Phone 8 development.
Related Links1.Introduction
1.1Welcome01:49
1.1
Welcome
01:49
1.2Course Prerequisites09:25
1.2
Course Prerequisites
09:25
2.Getting Started
2.1Setting Up the Xamarin.iOS Build Host05:20
2.1
Setting Up the Xamarin.iOS Build Host
05:20
2.2Windows Phone 8 Development03:41
2.2
Windows Phone 8 Development
03:41
2.3What is XPlat?07:23
2.3
What is XPlat?
07:23
2.4XPlat Strategies04:27
2.4
XPlat Strategies
04:27
2.5Portable Class Libraries10:34
2.5
Portable Class Libraries
10:34
2.6Shared Projects20:32
2.6
Shared Projects
20:32
2.7N+1 Philosophy in Cross-Platform Development04:24
2.7
N+1 Philosophy in Cross-Platform Development
04:24
3.Building a Cross-Platform Application
3.1What We Are Building: A Blog Reader01:30
3.1
What We Are Building: A Blog Reader
01:30
3.2Building the Project Structure08:19
3.2
Building the Project Structure
08:19
3.3Creating the Model04:52
3.3
Creating the Model
04:52
3.4Adding Basic Functionality13:18
3.4
Adding Basic Functionality
13:18
3.5Setting Up the Android UI09:24
3.5
Setting Up the Android UI
09:24
3.6Populating the Android ListView17:27
3.6
Populating the Android ListView
17:27
3.7Setting Up The Windows Phone UI15:14
3.7
Setting Up The Windows Phone UI
15:14
3.8Setting Up the iOS UI11:05
3.8
Setting Up the iOS UI
11:05
3.9Wiring Up the Service09:39
3.9
Wiring Up the Service
09:39
3.10Handling Interaction11:26
3.10
Handling Interaction
11:26
3.11Introducing Xamarin.Forms02:10
3.11
Introducing Xamarin.Forms
02:10
3.12Example of Xamarin.Forms12:07
3.12
Example of Xamarin.Forms
12:07
4.Conclusion
4.1Goodbye00:42
4.1
Goodbye
00:42
