May 2013
Intermediate to advanced
226 pages
4h 16m
English
An important requirement for a Windows Store app is that it should comply with the Windows 8 UI lifecycle model, which is to save its state and important data when we stop using the application. So if it gets unloaded from memory, we can restore its state without any problem. It gives our application a good user experience (UX) and aligns itself with the expectations of the customers, in that when we open it back, it will seem as if it has never been closed.
As any Windows Store app would do, we propose evolving the resultant application from the previous recipe.
Here we will add some data to showcase the lifecycle steps that our application ...