Many simple apps will not require navigation from one page to another, however when you need it, there are important concepts to understand. This lesson explains how to use the Universal Windows Platform's navigation classes and methods to display...
The SplitPanel control is the second new layout control that helps you implement the hamburger style navigation. Bob will demonstrate how to show and hide, allow the user to peek at an icon that represents a menu option. Lesson source...
Next you'll learn about new layout controls that help you build the distinctive hamburger navigation style used frequently in Windows 10. The RelativePanel allows you to align edges of controls to edges of other controls or the window itself. Lesson...
This is the solution video (one possible solution) to the Laborious Layout Challenge. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/...
So, you've got two challenges under your belt. This third challenge requires you use the Grid and StackPanel together like you will often do in real apps. 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 Legendary Layout Challenge. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/...
Next up, can you shape and mold the XAML to produce the layout of this challenge with the StackPanel? 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 Laudable Layout Challenge. Lesson source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/... Full series source code: https://github.com/Windows-Readiness/...
Ready to flex your new found knowledge about Grids? Try completing this first challenge. These challenges help cement the new ideas you're learning firmly into your mind. 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?...