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Creating a custom GridView control that responds to layout changes
In Windows Store apps for Windows 8.1 one of the UX guidelines is to scroll vertically when in PortraitLayout or MinimalLayout, and to scroll horizontally wh...
Using the IncrementalUpdateBehavior to implement smooth scrolling
A common scenario in Windows Store apps is to use a GridView or ListView control to display a large number of data items. This can have a performance impact,...
Saving and restoring service class state using Prism for the Windows Runtime
Previously I wrote about how Prism for the Windows Runtime can be used to save and restore view state. This is achieved by overriding the SaveState and LoadS...
Prism for the Windows Runtime for Windows 8.1 available as an e-book
Prism for the Windows Runtime accelerates the development of Windows Store apps by providing support for Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM), loosely coupled communi...
Saving and restoring view state using Prism for the Windows Runtime
Previously I’ve written about how Prism for the Windows Runtime can be used to save and restore view model state.To have data survive the suspend/terminate c...