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1 03 | Building Windows Store Apps with XAML Part 3
Daren May | President (CRANK211) Jerry Nixon | Developer Evangelist (Colorado)

2 Module Agenda Foundational Layout Controls Advanced Layout Controls
Resource Management Data Binding

3 Foundational Layout Controls

4 Layout Fluid & Responsive Design Different screen sizes
Different orientations

5 Canvas Used when to absolutely position children No flow layout
Positions from top-left Least flexible

6 Canvas Example

7 StackPanel Stacks children horizontally or vertically
Always provides infinite space for children Place inside ScrollViewer

8 StackPanel Example

9 Grid Most commonly used Specify rows and columns
Works well with flow layouts Specify rows and columns Cells can span multiple row/columns Rows & columns can be sized: * (variable sizing -default) Fixed (point sizing) Auto (sizes to content)

10 Grid Example

11 WrapGrid & ItemsWrapGrid
Used inside an ItemControl Automatically wraps items to fill space Fills based upon orientation Can be constrained to max number of rows or columns Can scroll/swipe to see more items

12 WrapGrid & ItemsWrapGrid Example

13 ScrollViewer Wraps other content
Contains one element (that may contain others) Provides infinite space for the contained element Supports touch and zoom

14 ScrollViewer

15 Viewbox Exists to resize content Different modes:
None – no resizing, but is clipped Fill – distorted to fill the space Uniform – scaled up but not distorted to fill UniformToFill – scaled up to completely fill space (may clip)

16 Viewbox

17 Advanced Layout Controls

18 New Controls & Features in 8.1
AppBar Controls AppBarButton AppBarToggleButton AppBarSeparator Flyout MenuFlyout CommandBar FlipView updates Hub SettingsFlyout Header support DatePicker TimePicker XAML -> bitmap

19 Data Template

20 Items Panel Template

21 Repeaters Items Control Grid View List View Flip View Hub

22 Grid View Syntax

23 List View Syntax

24 Flip View Syntax

25 Hub Syntax

26 Hub control

27 Resource Management

28 What is a resource? Types of resources Constants Styles Templates
Colors Font sizes More… Styles Templates Control templates Data templates

29 Resource Scope

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31 Data Binding

32 Literal Data You could hard code everything, but…
… this isn’t very dynamic!

33 Dynamic Data Use data binding to connect to a data source
Typical data source would be a view model

34 Converting Data Converters are used to change data during binding
IValueConverter Convert Converts the Object Property data to a new format/value before assignment to the FrameworkElement Property ConvertBack Converts the FrameworkElement Property data to a new format/value before assignment to the Object Property in two-way bindings Often not implemented

35 Updating the UI INotifyPropertyChanged INotifyCollectionChanged
Implement in a view model class Raised by View Model when property value changes INotifyCollectionChanged Implemented in ObservableCollection<T> and ReadOnlyObservableCollection<T> Raised by the collection when the collection is modified

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37 Module Agenda Foundational Layout Controls Advanced Layout Controls
Resource Management Data Binding

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