1. What’s new for Windows 8 Devs Part 2
David Burela
Regional Tech Evangelist, Infragistics

2. Agenda Manually updating the UI Data binding ViewModels
INotifyPropertyChanged / ObservableCollection<>
DataTemplates
Commands
Portable class library
Caliburn.Micro

3. Manually updating the UI
Demo
Manually updating the UI

4. Why MVVM? Separates UI from business logic View ViewModel Model Model
Main
View.Xaml
Main
ViewModel.cs

5. Demo
ViewModels

6. Commands Decouples events from invoked logic TextBlock Total Button
View
TextBlock
ViewModel
Total
Model
Model
Button
Increment()

7. Demo
Commands

8. Cross platform Reusable code Windows 8 Windows Phone WPF Silverlight
iOS / Android (via MonoTouch / MonoDroid)

9. Cross platform Windows 8 View Windows Phone View Model ViewModel
Silverlight
View
Model
WPF
View …

10. Portable class library
Demo
Portable class library

11. CustomerOrders ViewModel.cs
MVVM
Architecture sample
View
ViewModel
Model
Model
CustomerOrders
View.Xaml
CustomerOrders ViewModel.cs
REST
OData
WCF
Customer
Orders
CurrentCustomer
List<Orders>

12. Organising files
Views/ViewModels
Folder per feature

13. DataTemplates List View Grid View Grouped data
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14. Demo
DataTemplates

15. Caliburn.Micro

16. Demo
Caliburn.Micro

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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.