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Brian Mpafe Microsoft DPE Intern Program

Brian Mpafe Microsoft DPE Intern Program. Building Windows 8 Applications from Beginner to Professional [Lesson 2-Visual Studio IDE and First Application] English-Version. Plan. The Visual Studio IDE First Application (Hello World) Second Application(News from Cameroon).

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Brian Mpafe Microsoft DPE Intern Program

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  1. Brian Mpafe Microsoft DPE Intern Program Building Windows 8 Applications from Beginner to Professional[Lesson 2-Visual Studio IDE and First Application]English-Version

  2. Plan • The Visual Studio IDE • First Application (Hello World) • Second Application(News from Cameroon)

  3. The Visual Studio IDE

  4. The IDE when creating a new Javascript Application

  5. The IDE when creating a new C# Application

  6. The IDE with the new Javascript Application open

  7. The IDE with the new C# Application open

  8. XAML • What is XAML? Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) is a declarative language. Specifically, XAML can initialize objects and set properties of objects, using a language structure that shows hierarchical relationships between multiple objects, and using a backing type convention that supports extension of types. You can create visible UI elements in the declarative XAML markup. You can then associate a separate code-behind file for each XAML file that can respond to events and manipulate the objects that you originally declare in XAML.

  9. First Application (Hello World) • Javascript: “Hello World” replaces “Content Goes Here” • C#: • MainPage.xaml.cs DisplayText.Text= "Hello, world"; • MainPage.xaml <StackPanel> <Button Content="Click Me" Click="HelloButton_Click" /> <TextBlock x:Name="DisplayText" FontSize="48" /> </StackPanel>

  10. What Next? • How to get to me I am open for questions, suggestions and feedback at: Email: bmpafe@live.com, v-bmpafe@microsoft.com Skype: bmpafe Facebook: Brian Mpafe Twitter: @bmpafe Blogs: http://tech4growthcameroon.wordpress.com http://developershubcameroon.wordpress.com • Lesson 3.1 Visual Studio(VS): Creating your second App[Blog Reader] English: http://developershubcameroon.wordpress.com/2013/11/06/english-building-windows-8-applications-from-beginner-to-professional-lesson-1-introduction/ French: http://developershubcameroon.wordpress.com/2013/11/06/french-creation-des-application-windows-8-des-debutants-a-professionel-lecon-1-introduction/

  11. Bye Brian N. Mpafe

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