Jeremy McPeakMay 23, 2013Lessons: 16Length: 5.5 hours

Windows Desktop Applications JavaScript HTML CSS

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4.2 Custom Controls

We sometimes need to write our own controls. We’ll write an autocomplete control in this lesson.

1.Getting Started
3 lessons, 47:56

1.1
A Little Background (aka A Lot of Rambling)
11:34

1.2
Kicking Visual Studio Express' Tires
18:07

1.3
Hello, World for Windows 8
18:15

2.Essential Concepts
3 lessons, 50:36

2.1
Introduction to WinJS Controls
13:48

2.3
Navigation and Page Controls
17:56

3.WinJS Library Essentials
4 lessons, 38:23

4.WinJS Controls and UI Components
3 lessons, 1:10:49

4.3
Databinding and the ListView Control
20:27

5.Charms and Contracts
2 lessons, 57:48

6.Application
1 lesson, 1:07:20

I started my development career on the client-side writing JavaScript and DHTML components in my spare time. In 2005, Nicholas C. Zakas asked me to join him in writing the first edition of Professional Ajax for Wiley Publishing. Since Professional Ajax, 1st Edition, I've been blessed to take part in other book projects: Professional Ajax 2nd Edition, and Beginning JavaScript 3rd and 4th editions.

Windows 8 Development Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript

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4.2 Custom Controls

1.Getting Started
3 lessons, 47:56

1.1
A Little Background (aka A Lot of Rambling)
11:34

1.2
Kicking Visual Studio Express' Tires
18:07

1.3
Hello, World for Windows 8
18:15

2.Essential Concepts
3 lessons, 50:36

2.1
Introduction to WinJS Controls
13:48

2.2
Maintaining State
18:52

2.3
Navigation and Page Controls
17:56

3.WinJS Library Essentials
4 lessons, 38:23

3.1
Namespaces
10:41

3.2
Classes
08:02

3.3
Ajax
06:25

3.4
DOM Utilities
13:15

4.WinJS Controls and UI Components
3 lessons, 1:10:49

4.1
The AppBar
31:15