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In this eighth video, Bob adds the VisualStateManager and adaptive triggers to adaptively re-shape the layout based on the window size and performs other cleanup tasks on the user interface. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/…

In this seventh video, Bob responds to the comic book's GridView ItemClick event to display the details about a given comic book. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/…

In this sixth video, Bob displays a list of recent comics for the selected Character by making a new call to the Marvel API, creating new classes, etc. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/…

In this fifth video, Bob handles the "master" ListView's ItemClick event to display the details about a given Character. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/…

In this fifth video, Bob handles the "master" ListView's ItemClick event to display the details about a given Character. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/…

In this fourth video, Bob provides the basic layout controls and databinds the "master" ListView to the list of Characters returned from the web API call. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/…

In this third video, Bob demonstrates how to make a call to the Marvel API by creating a hash of the public and private keys and a timestamp along with special cryptography classes in the framework. He then makes...

In this second video, Bob sets up the project but focuses on how to work with the Marvel API ... how to make calls, how to filter results, what to expect back. He uses the resulting JSON from a...

Bob kicks off a new project utilizing Marvel's API for exploring their universe of characters and comic books. In this lesson, you'll learn how to sign a web API request with an MD5 hash, reinforce ideas you learned about...

In this seventh and final video, Bob shows how to include in-app purchases to enable or disable some feature of your app or sell consumable items in the app. Then he includes this feature in the Album Cover Match...