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Building adaptive Windows 10 XAML apps: from Raspberry Pi to Surface Hub

  • NTK 2015
  • Stopnja 300
  • Datum sreda
    20. maj 2015     14:00

Windows 10 is one OS, one dev platform, one store – and you can have one app package that can run on everything from a Raspberry Pi IoT device all the way up to a giant wall-mounted PC such as the Surface Hub. Clearly, though one UI does not fit all. In this session, find out how the Windows 10 dev platform gives you the tools to create a single binary that adapts the user experience at runtime through adaptive controls, the new RelativePanel control, adaptive state triggers and device-specific views to create a great user experience on any device.

Andy Wigley

Microsoft

Andy Wigley is a Microsoft Technical Evangelist focused on Windows apps for phone, tablet and PC. He joined Microsoft in 2012, and before that was a prominent member of the mobile app developers’ community and was a proud holder of the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for 10 consecutive years. Andy is well-known for the popular Windows Phone JumpStart videos which are available on http://channel9.msdn.com, and is currently working on a new series for Windows 10. He has written a number of books for developers published by Microsoft Press and is a regular speaker at major conferences such as Tech Ed.