Creating a C#,Xaml Tool Box For UWP Windows 10 Apps
Learn to create class tools to use in many apps. Save yourself from writing code over and over.
Created by Gary Hengeveld
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What you'll learn
- The Goal focus of this course is to teach the student a new way of looking at your classes as tools that can be used with many uwp apps.
- Through simplified tool classes I will attempt to provide the student with a base of tools that they can build into a useful toolbox that they can use on a daily basis. And throughout their career as a programmer
Course content
8 sections • 27 lectures • 3h 21m total length
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Requirements
- Must have a basic understanding of Programming with Visual Studio
- student should have a basic understanding of both C# and Xaml Programming as it pertains to Universal Windows Apps (UWP).
- If you are a complete beginner you will want to take a C# UWP Xaml 101 course for beginners before taking this course.
- While some remedial terms and and functions may be covered in some detail in order to explain what we are attempting to accomplish. This course will maintain it's focus more on the ideology of usage of the tools and building a basic toolbox of classes rather than the individual functionality of each method.
- All tools presented in this course are simplified. The student should have the ability to research methods and terms online at MSDN or Microsoft docs in order to complete the challenges.
Description
Every professional needs a tool box. Whether you are just starting out in programming or you have been programming for years. If you don't have a tool box of your own. Learn to create your own class tool box and fill it with a few useful tools along the way.
Who this course is for:
- UWP Windows 10 Programmers looking to learn a great way to reduce coding
Instructor
Programmer
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I have been programming in one form or another since I was 13 and bought my first Commadore 64. I started programming in Basic, then QBasic, then I moved on to Visual Basic and Visual Basic-net,and then HTML, ASPX, ASP- NET,C#, and Xaml. I am completely self taught through books and the school of hard knocks mostly, and don't forget internet courses. I am always learning new things and have learned that with enough patients If I don't know something I can find it somewhere.