MOC 20481C: Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps Using HTML5 and JavaScript

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1 MOC 20481C: Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps Using HTML5 and JavaScript Course Overview This course provides students with the knowledge and skills to develop Windows Store Apps using HTML5 and JavaScript. Course Introduction Course Introduction 4m Module 01 - Overview of the Windows 8.1 Platform and Windows Store Apps Lesson 1: Introduction to the Windows 8.1 Platform Windows 8.1 Editions and the Windows Ecosystem Windows 8.1 Architecture Windows 8.1 Features and Terms Demo - Registering with a Developer License Demo - Using Windows 8 Features Lesson 2: Windows 8 UI Principles Personality, Pattern, Principles, Platform Be Fast and Fluid Side-by-side and Scale Use the Correct Contracts Invest in a Great Tile Feel Connected and Alive Roam to the Cloud Lesson 3: WinRT and Language Projections API Model for Windows 8.1 Introduction to WinRT How WinRT Is Different from the.net Framework How WinRT Works Language Projections Comparison between HTML/JavaScript, XAML/C#, and XAML/C++ Overview of Visual Studio 2012 Demo - Overview of the Final ILoveNotes Solution Demo - Overview of the Windows 8.1 Platform and Windows Store Apps Module 01 Review 2h 2m Module 02 - Single-Page Apps and the MVVM Design Pattern Lesson 1: Single-Page Applications Creating Smart Client Applications The Single-Page Application Concept Lesson 2: The MVVM Design Pattern The MVVM Design Pattern Implementing MVVM with JavaScript Module 02 Review 15m

2 Module 03 - Using WinJS Lesson 1: The WinJS Library WinJS Overview Namespaces, Classes, and Mixins Demo - Namespaces, Classes, and Mixins Lesson 2: WinJS APIs WinJS.Promise WinJS.Application Demo - WinJS.Application WinJS.Utilities Demo - Using WinJS Module 03 Review 1h 13m Module 04 - Implementing Layout Using Windows 8.1 Controls Lesson 1: Windows 8.1 Layout Controls Simple Layouts Complex Layouts Lesson 2: Implementing WinJS Controls and Templates Control Templates Common WinJS Controls Demo - Working with Common Controls Lesson 3: The AppBar Control Why Use App Bars AppBar Locations Designing an App Bar Experience AppBar Best Practices Demo - Creating an AppBar Control Lesson 4: Windowing Modes Windowing Modes Overview Design Guidelines Demo - Implementing a Layout by Using Windows 8.1 Controls Module 04 Review 1h 42m Module 05 - Presenting Data Lesson 1: Working with Data Presentation Controls Working with Data Data Presentation Controls Demo - Data Presentation Controls Data Binding and Data Sources Lesson 2: The ListView Control The ListView Control: The Basics Connecting to a Data Source Grouping Modifying a Control's Presentation Options Demo - ListView Grouping and Sorting Demo - Presenting Data Module 05 Review 57m

3 Module 06 - Handling Files in Windows Store Apps Lesson 1: Handling Files and Streams in Windows Store Apps The Windows.Storage Namespace Local, Temporary, and Roaming Folders Storage Access Permissions Working with File Contents Managing User Libraries Working with Streams Best Practices for Working with Files and Streams Demo - Working with Files Lesson 2: Working with File User Interface Components File Pickers Using the File Picker to Open and Save Files Photos File Picker File Save Location The Contacts Picker Demo - Using a File Picker Demo - Handling Files in Windows Store Apps Module 06 Review 1h 29m Module 07 - Windows Store App Process Lifetime Management Lesson 1: Process Lifetime Management When Does an App Run? What Happens When an App Is Suspended? PLM Events and the Ways to Respond to Them Demo - Working with Activation and Lifetime Lesson 2: Windows Store App Activation and Background Tasks Launching vs. Activating Different Activation Modes Background Tasks Lock Screen Apps Demo - Working with App Activation and Lock Screen Lesson 3: Implementing a State Management Strategy What Is State Management? Using State Management to Save or Restore State State Management Code in Visual Studio Templates State Management Strategy App Storage Types Demo - Windows Store App Process Lifetime Management Module 07 Review 1h 40m Module 08 - Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App Lesson 1: Handling Navigation in Windows Store Apps Moving Within the App Demo - BasicNavigation Passing Parameters Between Pages Handling Navigation Events Demo - Passing Parameters Between the Pages and Handling Navigation Events Navigation Stack The NavBar and BackButton Controls 1h 24m

4 NavBar Structure Demo - Using the NavBar and BackButton Controls Lesson 2: Semantic Zoom What is Semantic Zoom? How to Implement Semantic Zoom in Windows Store Apps Best Practices for Using Semantic Zoom Testing Semantic Zoom Scenarios Without a Touch-enabled Device Demo - Implementing Semantic Zoom Demo - Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App Module 08 Review Module 09 - Implementing Windows 8.1 Contracts Lesson 1: Designing for Charms and Contracts Charms Contracts Lesson 2: The Search Contract The Search Contract Search Suggestions The SearchBox Control Lesson 3: The Share Contract The Share Source Contract Shared Data Types The Share Target Contract Share Target Activation Lesson 4: Managing App Settings and Preferences The Settings Pane Settings Commands Providing a Customized Settings Pane Demo - Working With Application Settings Module 09 Review 39m Module 10 - Implementing Tiles and User Notifications Lesson 1: Implementing Tiles, Live Tiles, Secondary Tiles, and Badge Notifications Live Tiles A New Kind of Icon Tile Templates Badge Notifications Updating Tiles Locally Secondary Tiles How to Pin and Update Secondary Tiles Demo - Creating a Tile Notification with a Local Image Lesson 2: Implementing Toast Notifications Toast Notifications Toast Notification Templates Displaying Toast Notifications Locally Toast Notifications Best Practices Demo - Creating Toast Notification with a Local Image Demo - Implementing Tiles and User Notifications Module 10 Review 1h 19m

5 Module 11 - Designing and Implementing a Data Access Strategy Lesson 1: Evaluating Data Access Strategies Local Files Web Services Local Databases (IndexedDB) Cloud Storage (Windows Azure) Lesson 2: Working with Remote Data Working Asynchronously Using XMLHttpRequest and HttpClient Using RESTful APIs Bidirectional Communication with WebSocket Module 11 Review 30m Module 12 - Responding to Mouse and Touch Lesson 1: Working with Mouse Events Mouse Pointer Single Touch Scenarios Demo - Working with Pointer Events Lesson 2: Working with Gesture Events Supported Gestures Manipulation Events Supporting Multi-touch Scenarios - Transformations Best Practices for Using Gestures Testing without a Multi-touch Enabled Device Demo - Using the Visual Studio 2013 Simulator for Windows Store Apps Demo - Working With Gestures Module 12 Review 44m Module 13 - Planning for Windows Store App Deployment Lesson 1: The Windows Store App Manifest Application and Visual Assets Demo - Exploring the ILoveNotes Application and Updates to the Visual Assets Manifest File Capabilities Section Demo - Exploring Capabilities for ILoveNotes Declarations Section Demo - Exploring Declarations for ILoveNotes Content URIs Packaging Section Demo - Exploring Packaging for ILoveNotes Lesson 2: Windows Store App Certification The Windows Store The Publishing/Certification Process Store Certification Requirements Store Tools Submitting an App to the Windows Store Submitting an App: App Name Submitting an App: Selling Details Submitting an App: Services Submitting an App: Age Rating and Rating Certificates Submitting an App: Cryptography 1h 19m

6 Submitting an App: Packages Submitting an App: Description Submitting an App: Notes to Testers Windows 8.1 Enterprise App Deployment Module 13 Review Course Closure Total Duration: 15h 17m