Microsoft 70-485 Advanced Windows Store App Development...

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Advanced Windows Store App Development Using C#

Created byStone River eLearning

Last updated 1/2017

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What you'll learn

This course will prepare you to pass the exam Microsoft 70-485 Advanced Windows Store App Development Using C#
Passing this exam validates a candidate’s ability to program in Advanced Windows Store App Development Using C#

Course content

6 sections • 256 lectures • 9h 0m total length

Course Overview Part10:31
Course Overview Part21:50

Animated World: Animations and Transformations Part10:40
Animated World: Animations and Transformations Part21:47
Ecosystem: Reviewing the World of Windows 8 Part10:22
Ecosystem: Reviewing the World of Windows 8 Part20:58
Getting Around Part11:38
Discover how Windows 8 updates navigation, the login and startup screens, and how to integrate app data into the startup screen for store apps.
Getting Around Part22:27
Navigate the Windows 8 start screen, a gesture-based interface where live tiles replace the start menu, with desktop tiles static and icons supporting consistent branding.
The Search Feature Part10:24
The Search Feature Part20:52
Gestures Part12:17
Gestures Part20:47
Gestures Part30:27
Animatedly Speaking: Animations and Transitions1:40
Animation Support1:09
Theme Transitions Part12:09
Theme Transitions Part20:52
Theme Transitions Part31:03
Theme Transitions Part42:31
The Eight Theme Transitions Part11:56
The Eight Theme Transitions Part22:52
The Eight Theme Transitions Part34:04
The Eight Theme Transitions Part40:56
The Eight Theme Transitions Part52:54
Layout Animations Part11:13
Layout Animations Part26:35
Layout Animations Part31:03
Theme Animations Part10:29
Theme Animations Part23:01
Theme Animations Part30:14
Theme Animations Part40:32
Theme Animations Part52:38
Triggers Part10:50
Triggers Part22:55
The Fourteen Theme Animations Part14:51
The Fourteen Theme Animations Part20:48
The Fourteen Theme Animations Part31:53
Custom Animation Part11:41
Custom Animation Part21:32
Independent vs. Dependent Animations Part10:59
Independent vs. Dependent Animations Part20:19
Independent vs. Dependent Animations Part30:56
Independent vs. Dependent Animations Part40:32
Independent vs. Dependent Animations Part50:13
Independent vs. Dependent Animations Part61:23
Controlling Duration2:16
From and To Part12:32
From and To Part20:37
From and To Part31:47
Timeline Properties5:43
set and control animation timing with begin time, including delays and negative starts, to sequence animations. adjust speed ratio, auto reverse, and repeat behavior to shape duration and looping.
Animating Storyboards Part10:31
Animating Storyboards Part21:24
Animating Storyboards Part32:36
Property Paths Part11:53
Property Paths Part21:16
Property Paths Part31:12
Property Paths Part41:15
Property Paths Part51:19
Explain how to navigate property paths, including target properties and ambiguous paths, by using parentheses to specify the fill property's type and name so animations resolve correctly.
Property Paths Part61:30
Storyboards with Timeline Properties5:48
Custom Keyframe Animations Part10:24
Custom Keyframe Animations Part24:32
Custom Keyframe Animations Part32:01
Custom Keyframe Animations Part44:53
Custom Keyframe Animations Part50:54
Easing Functions Part15:51
Easing Functions Part22:54
Explore how back, elastic, and other ease functions can produce negative values and why, using quadratic interpolation to illustrate ease in, ease out, and symmetry with half-time behavior.
Manual Animations Part11:16
Manual Animations Part21:27
It's A Small World: Localization and Globalization Part10:50
It's A Small World: Localization and Globalization Part24:52
It's A Small World: Localization and Globalization Part36:07
It's A Small World: Localization and Globalization Part47:37
Brand Recognition: Branding your App1:29
Branding Visual Elements Part10:45
Branding Visual Elements Part23:35
Branding Visual Elements Part30:53
Branding Visual Elements Part40:58
Customizing the Splash Screen Part15:51
Customizing the Splash Screen Part24:33
Customizing the Splash Screen Part30:33
Section Review5:55
Section Lab: Application Animation1:05

Where's My Data?: Advanced Data Scenarios Part11:01
Where's My Data?: Advanced Data Scenarios Part23:07
Advanced Data Scenarios: Data Part11:15
Advanced Data Scenarios: Data Part21:03
Advanced Data Scenarios: Data Part30:54
App Data1:51
User Data1:15
Network Data and Other Data Options Part13:45
Network Data and Other Data Options Part20:31
Network Data and Other Data Options Part35:24
Windows Storage API3:58
Caching Data Part11:13
Caching Data Part23:07
Blog Reader Part16:32
Blog Reader Part25:21
Reduce Reuse Recycle: Creating Reusable Controls0:51
Creating Custom Controls Part15:32
Creating Custom Controls Part25:49
Creating Custom Controls Part35:51
Create A Windows Runtime Component Part14:17
Create A Windows Runtime Component Part23:25
Create A Windows Runtime Component Part34:43
Section Review1:24
Section Lab: Create a Custom Control1:41
Next0:59

A Different Arrangement: Contracts 202 Part10:37
Explore contracts and extensions as a new way to interact with Windows, other apps, and attached devices.
A Different Arrangement: Contracts 202 Part22:05
Printing Part10:29
Printing Part21:42
Registering for The Print Contract Part10:37
Registering for The Print Contract Part26:05
Registering for The Print Contract Part31:38
Changing Print Options Part12:07
Changing Print Options Part23:57
Custom Print Options6:50
Add custom print options beyond built-in ones by defining values, creating a print task options details list, and integrating them into the print UI in Visual Studio.
Printing with a Print Button2:43
Pushing: Push Notifications Services Part10:47
Learn how Windows Push Notification Services (WNS) lets developers send tile and badge updates from their cloud service, delivering new updates power efficiently and reliably to users.
Pushing: Push Notifications Services Part25:47
Pushing: Push Notifications Services Part38:41
Implementing a Push Notification Part10:32
Implementing a Push Notification Part24:37
Demonstrates how to implement sending a push notification via an http post to WNS, with four required headers (x-wns-type, content-type, content-length, authorization), and how to manage access tokens and responses.
Implementing a Push Notification Part30:30
Channel URI Part11:44
Channel URI Part21:35
Channel URI Part31:02
Authenticating to WNS4:18
Media: The PlayTo API Part10:19
Media: The PlayTo API Part21:23
Media: The PlayTo API Part30:25
Media: The PlayTo API Part40:35
Using PlayTo Part10:26
Using PlayTo Part26:10
Using PlayTo Part34:12
Web Cam Capture Part11:25
Web Cam Capture Part20:12
Web Cam Capture Part36:25
Camera Capture UI Part10:27
Camera Capture UI Part27:04
An Introduction to Background Tasks Part11:31
An Introduction to Background Tasks Part20:51
Appropriate Scenarios Part10:41
Appropriate Scenarios Part20:36
Background Task Infrastructure Part12:13
Background Task Infrastructure Part20:48
The Lock Screen Part11:44
The Lock Screen Part21:13
The Lock Screen Part30:53
Lifecycle and Background Tasks1:55
Background Task Implementation1:44
Progress Reporting and Cancellation Part11:36
Progress Reporting and Cancellation Part20:48
Re-Association, Updates and Servicing Part10:40
Re-Association, Updates and Servicing Part20:26
Re-Association, Updates and Servicing Part30:56
Host Executable1:11
Register background tasks in a class library that can run in the main app or the system provided host, with time triggers requiring at least 15 minutes.
Background Task Class Part10:27
Background Task Class Part20:56
Background Task Class Part30:20
Adding a Background Class2:25
Resource Manager & Resource Constraints Part11:55
Resource Manager & Resource Constraints Part21:26
Resource Manager & Resource Constraints Part30:18
Resource Manager & Resource Constraints Part40:52
Background Task Best Practices1:38
Register a Background Task Part16:12
Register a Background Task Part26:16
Register a Background Task Part36:01
Register a Background Task Part43:41
Updating Live Tile from Background Task Part15:02
Updating Live Tile from Background Task Part23:53
Section Review Part10:45
Section Review Part21:15
Section Review Part31:47
Section Lab: Creating Update Notification for Live Tiles1:01
Next0:56

Sensory Overload: Sensors and Different Devices1:39
Sensory Discovery: Windows Sensor Platform Part10:54
Sensory Discovery: Windows Sensor Platform Part21:47
Sensory Discovery: Windows Sensor Platform Part30:59
Sensory Discovery: Windows Sensor Platform Part41:16
3D Accelerometer Part10:40
3D Accelerometer Part21:05
3D Accelerometer Part34:40
3D Compass2:11
3D Gyrometer2:09
Inclinometer2:33
Ambient Light Sensor1:51
Orientation Sensors Part10:28
Orientation Sensors Part21:37
Simple Orientation Sensor Part12:17
Simple Orientation Sensor Part21:43
Simple Orientation Sensor Part30:19
A New Sensation: Geolocation Part11:44
A New Sensation: Geolocation Part21:28
Geolocation Part10:35
Geolocation Part22:03
Geolocation Part30:47
Geolocation Part40:42
Geolocation Part51:24
Bing Maps SDK Part10:44
Bing Maps SDK Part20:45
Bing Maps SDK Part33:56
Bing Maps SDK Part45:49
Providing Directions Part15:05
Providing Directions Part24:41
Section Review1:28
Section Lab: Create Application for Bing Map SDK0:18
Next0:37

Is it Safet1?: Revenue and Security Par1:00
Is it Safe?: Revenue and Security Part21:53
Generating Revenue1:07
Trial Versions1:14
In App Purchases and Advertising Part10:37
In App Purchases and Advertising Part20:51
In App Purchases and Advertising Part31:24
Price Tiers Part11:17
Price Tiers Part20:31
Getting Paid Part10:53
Getting Paid Part21:11
Payment Categories Part10:56
Payment Categories Part21:47
Learn how app sales convert to proceeds after the Windows Store fee. Track payment eligibility using the $200 threshold across all markets and review financial reports.
Preparing for Free Trials & In App Purchases Part12:19
Preparing for Free Trials & In App Purchases Part21:48
Preparing for Free Trials & In App Purchases Part36:37
Preparing for Free Trials & In App Purchases Part45:50
Preparing for Free Trials & In App Purchases Part50:27
Preparing for Free Trials & In App Purchases Part65:38
Set up licensing information, test in-app offers with the current app simulator, and implement purchase UI. Configure in-app offers in the Windows Store with tokens, prices, and language descriptions.
Ads in Apps0:33
The Encryption Keeper Part12:02
The Encryption Keeper Part21:19
The Encryption Keeper Part33:39
The Encryption Keeper Part40:36
The Encryption Keeper Part51:51
Windows Authentication and Live Connect Part12:21
Windows Authentication and Live Connect Part20:43
Windows Authentication and Live Connect Part30:20
Password Vault Part10:20
Password Vault Part20:39
Password Vault Part33:40
Password Vault Part45:58
Diagnostics: Profiling Part13:11
Diagnostics: Profiling Part20:51
Analyzing Sampling Data Part10:44
Analyzing Sampling Data Part23:19
Analyzing Sampling Data Part30:46
Analyzing Sampling Data Part40:10
Launching a CPU Profiler Part10:15
Launching a CPU Profiler Part23:41
Section Review1:20
Section Lab: Add Paid Features Part11:06
Section Lab: Add Paid Features Part20:12
Program Closing Part10:26
Program Closing Part21:02

Requirements

Basic knowledge of C# and XAML applications
Understanding of C# and XAML applications

Description

Our Advanced Windows Store App Development Using C# course provides developers with the knowledge and decision making skills for utilizing C# and Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 to develop Windows Store apps, discover and interact with devices, program user interaction and enhance user interfaces, manage data and security, and prepare for a solution deployment. This course provides credit towards the MCSD certification.

This course is designed for developers with two to five years of experience with C# and XAML applications, as well as experience with developing applications in accordance with Windows Store app guidelines.

The primary objectives of this course include:

Creating and consuming background tasks
Creating and consuming WinMD components
Media capture with camera and microphone
Gathering data from sensors
Enumerating and discovering device capabilities
Using contracts and charms to implement printing and Play
Implementing Windows Push Notification Service (WNS)
UI responsiveness
Animations and transitions
Creating custom controls
Designing Windows Store apps for globalization and localization
Data cache implementation
Saving and retrieving files from the file system
Securing app data
Designing and implementing trial functionality in an app
Designing for error handling
Test strategy design and implementation
Diagnostics and monitoring strategy design

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Who this course is for:

Developers with two to five years of experience with C# and XAML applications
Some experience with developing applications in accordance with Windows Store app guidelines

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