Fundamentals of Windows 8 XAML/C# Metro Style Apps

Heard the buzz about Windows 8 Metro style apps but don’t know where to start? In this session you’ll learn how to build Windows 8 apps using XAML and take advantage of the native Windows 8 features. Walk through the fundamentals of Windows 8 and then learn about styling, animations, invoking the Windows Runtime (WinRT), the intrinsic controls, and more that will help prepare you to develop Windows 8 Metro style apps.

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    OKButton.Click += OKButton_Click;
    void OKButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
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