Building Windows Runtime Components
By Scott Seely
In this course, we learn how to build Windows Runtime Components in C# for use in any Windows Store Application, whether the application is written in .NET, C++, or JavaScript.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
May 30, 2013
Duration
1h 23m
Table of contents
Introduction
Introduction
0m
What is the Windows Runtime?
2m
Design Principles
2m
Exposes Platform to Applications
1m
Windows Runtime Architecture
3m
Demo: Windows Metadata
2m
Course Navigation
1m
Windows Runtime Component Basics
Introduction
0m
Types in Windows Runtime
4m
Demo: Looking at types in WinMD
5m
IInspectable
1m
Demo: IInspectable on an object
2m
Asynchronous Methods
1m
Summary
1m
Authoring Windows Runtime Component
Introduction
1m
Building Your Own Types
1m
Demo: A first look at creating types
8m
Assembly Rules
1m
Demo: Assembly Rules
4m
Struct Rules
1m
Demo: Struct Rules
4m
Class and Interface Rules
1m
Demo: Class and Interface Rules
7m
Using Async
1m
Demo: Using Async
6m
Summary
1m
Understanding Windows Runtime Projections
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
May 30, 2013
Duration
1h 23m
Description
In this course, we learn how to build Windows Runtime Components in C# for use in any Windows Store Application, whether the application is written in .NET, C++, or JavaScript. We cover what the Windows Runtime provides all applications. We learn the rules for creating new components in .NET. Finally, we spend time understanding what the projections look like into C++ and JavaScript.
About the author
About the author
Scott Seely is the president of The Jeanius Factory, Inc., a Microsoft Regional Director and a Microsoft MVP.