by Stone River eLearning | Publisher: Stone River eLearning | Release Date: June 2017 | ISBN: 100000006A0543

Our Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps Using HTML5 and JavaScript course provides developers with the knowledge and decision making skills for utilizing HTML and JavaScript to design and develop Windows Store apps. This course provides credit towards the MCSD certification. This course is designed for developers with at least two to five years of experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript programming. We also recommend that this experience include one or more years developing applications that meet the Windows Store app guidelines.

1. Module 1
   • Introduction to Windows 8 Apps 00:02:16
   • Evolution of App Design and Development 00:03:07
   • Windows Store App 00:04:30
   • Windows 8 Technology Stack 00:04:05
   • Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) 00:04:36
   • Web Apps vs. Win 8 Apps Part1 00:02:44
   • Web Apps vs. Win 8 Apps Part2 00:01:47
   • Cross Platform 00:02:10
   • Native Experience Benefits 00:01:43
   • Layout Design 00:01:28
   • Start Menu Navigation Features 00:03:13
   • Module 1 Review 00:00:35
2. Module 2
   • First Windows Store App 00:00:39
   • Installing Visual Studio 2012 00:03:19
   • Hello World! Part1 00:04:21
   • Hello World! Part2 00:04:43
   • Design Principles Part1 00:05:30
   • Design Principles Part2 00:03:37
   • Themes and Styles Part1 00:03:36
   • Themes and Styles Part2 00:03:29
   • Testing Apps Part1 00:03:50
   • Testing Apps Part2 00:03:05
   • Module 2 Review 00:00:43
3. Module 3
   • Introduction to JavaScript 00:00:54
   • Essentials Part1 00:05:23
   • Essentials Part2 00:03:52
   • Essentials Part3 00:03:35
   • Principles 00:04:28
   • Editing in Visual Studio Part1 00:05:30
   • Editing in Visual Studio Part2 00:03:32
   • Variables Part1 00:04:59
   • Variables Part2 00:02:47
   • Variables Part3 00:04:37
   • Iteration Part1 00:04:12
   • Iteration Part2 00:02:48
   • Functions Part1 00:04:35
   • Functions Part2 00:03:47
   • Module 3 Review 00:00:34
4. Module 4
   • Introduction to HTML5 00:02:13
   • HyperText Markup Language (HTML) Part1 00:04:34
   • HyperText Markup Language (HTML) Part2 00:05:05
   • Associate a Stylesheet Part1 00:04:03
   • Associate a Stylesheet Part2 00:07:31
   • Associate a Stylesheet Part3 00:01:38
   • Input Control Tags Part1 00:05:56
   • Input Control Tags Part2 00:04:30
   • Accessible Forms 00:06:31
   • Module 4 Review 00:00:43
5. Module 5
   • JavaScript Part II 00:00:33
   • Arrays Part1 00:02:45
   • Arrays Part2 00:06:45
   • Arrays Part3 00:05:23
   • Numbers Part1 00:05:29
   • Numbers Part2 00:06:21
   • Strings Part1 00:08:01
   • Strings Part2 00:04:36
   • Strings Part3 00:05:27
   • Dates Part1 00:03:34
   • Dates Part2 00:06:10
   • Dates Part3 00:03:29
   • Objects Part1 00:04:41
   • Objects Part2 00:03:56
   • Document Object Model (DOM) Part1 00:03:44
   • Document Object Model (DOM) Part2 00:07:57
   • Node Types Part1 00:06:03
   • Node Types Part2 00:05:03
   • Node Types Part3 00:05:36
   • Create and Add Elements Part1 00:05:22
   • Create and Add Elements Part2 00:06:02
   • Create and Add Elements Part3 00:02:07
   • Events and Event Listeners Part1 00:04:41
   • Events and Event Listeners Part2 00:05:49
   • Events and Event Listeners Part3 00:03:44
   • Inputs Part1 00:03:53
   • Inputs Part2 00:05:40
   • Timers Part1 00:06:40
   • Timers Part2 00:03:04
   • Module 5 Review 00:00:25
6. Module 6
   • HTML5 Part II 00:00:43
   • HTML5 Features Part1 00:05:05
   • HTML5 Features Part2 00:06:11
   • Browser Variance Part1 00:06:58
   • Browser Variance Part2 00:03:10
   • Native Validation 00:06:31
   • Module 6 Review 00:00:54
   • Course Review 00:00:39