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Windows 10 on both desktop and phone allow the user to change their preferred colors. As developers we can utilize those colors in our application to make it seem like it belongs amongst the user's other apps. We'll also...

Up until now, we've set the fonts, colors, sizes and more of the XAML controls we've used individually one at a time, however in some cases this causes our XAML to be bloated with a lot of repeated markup....

While we don't particularly need their services in the remainder of the lessons in this series, no introduction to building user interfaces with the Universal Windows Platform would be complete without discussing absolute positioning layout using the Canvas layout...

With limited real estate in our app's Window, we must use the ScrollViewer to allow our users to scroll horizontally or vertically to see additional content on the current page. This video discusses how to use the ScrollView and...

In this second installment of a tour through the Toolbox, we learn about date input controls, progress bars and rings, and more. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/...

This is the solution video (one possible solution) to the Hamburger Heaven challenge. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/...

You've seen Bob create the elements of a hamburger navigation menu, search panel, back button and more. Now it's your turn! Can you build a heavenly hamburger app? Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/...

Need a quick reminder about what we covered in the previous lessons? Do you remember viewing a video that explained or demonstrated a technique in code, but don't want to re-watch the entire video series to find it again?...

Now that we understand how to utilize the RelativePanel and SplitPanel, and we have access to new controls in the Toolbox, we can build a "poor man's" hamburger style navigation system that can easily be re-used throughout the remainder...

There are so many controls in the Toolbox that we've not used up until now. This video will put new tools in our toolbox providing us with new user input options. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/...