May 2011
Intermediate to advanced
362 pages
9h 13m
English
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In this last chapter on Windows Phone, we’re going to look at allowing the user to configure his or her bookmarks and then push those bookmarks back up to the server. This will involve building two forms—one for displaying a list of the bookmarks and one for editing and modifying the Sync class that we built in the last chapter to allow for changes to be sent back. We’ll look at the user interface first.
The new wave of phones (Android, iOS, and Windows Phone) has a common user interface metaphor whereby the user is presented with lists of items. ...
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