Windows 8.1: New Features for C#/XAML Developers
Learn Windows 8.1 development! Explore new Microsoft features & extended APIs for creating engaging user experiences. Perfect for developers.
Course Content
Windows 8.1: New Features for C#/XAML Developers is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Gill Cleeren. It runs 4h 49m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.3 out of 5 from 43 reviews. It is a paid course, first published May 2019.
Unlock the Power of Windows 8.1 Development
Dive deep into the latest advancements for Windows 8.1 app development with this comprehensive course. Microsoft introduced a wealth of exciting new features with Windows 8.1, and staying current is crucial for any Windows 8 developer.
This course builds upon existing Windows 8 training on Pluralsight, specifically highlighting the key new features and updates. You'll learn how to leverage these additions to create engaging and modern applications.
Key areas covered include:
- Updated Contracts: Explore enhancements to core functionalities like Search and Share, enabling richer user experiences.
- New Controls: Discover and implement the latest UI controls to enhance your application's visual appeal and functionality.
- Data Binding Options: Learn about expanded data binding options for more efficient and dynamic data management within your apps.
- Adaptive Design: Master development for new screen sizes and utilize a wider range of tile sizes to ensure your apps look great on any device.
- Tooling Updates: Understand the latest improvements to Visual Studio and Blend, the essential tools for building Windows 8.1 applications.
By mastering these updates, you'll be well-equipped to create innovative and competitive Windows 8.1 apps. This course is designed for developers looking to maximize their skills and take full advantage of the Windows 8.1 platform.
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