The last chapter covered Windows app development with the mouse and keyboard and some of the related concepts. In this chapter, you’ll take a step forward with touch.
Touch input adds a dimension to taking inputs from the user. It also suggests a reduction to the number of input choices from physical input devices such as a mouse and keyboard. What I mean is that with the introduction of a touch input keyboard (on-screen keyboard) you can make the number of keys and layout of the keys flexible depending on the current application.
In the early stages of learning about ...
