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WinJS

Known as: Windows Library for JavaScript 
WinJS started as a technology that was specific to Windows Store apps, but has evolved to aim at working in any Web browser. In April 2014, during… 
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2016
2016
Chapter 2: WinJS Fundamentals
When building an app using a library for the platform, it is important to understand the features that the library provides. In… 
Review
2016
Review
2016
Chapter 3: Basic WinJS Controls
This chapter provides an overview of the controls that are available in the WinJS library, which can be used by developers to… 
2013
2013
Designing for Windows 8
2013
2013
WinJS Control Styles
We’ve learned how to select and style elements with style rules. We’ve learned that we author these rules in style sheets. And we… 
2013
2013
WinJS Custom Controls
Using the controls I’ve covered in the last three chapters, you can build an application to meet pretty much any requirements… 
2013
2013
WinJS Collection Controls
In the last two chapters, I introduced a number of controls that you can use to build your Windows Store applications. With the… 
2012
2012
Using Animations & Utilities
In this section, I show you how to use the WinJS animation features. The consistency in color and typography that Windows apps… 
2012
2012
Integrating File Services
In this chapter, I build upon the techniques in Chapter 22 to show you how to expose file operations to the user. I show you how… 
Review
2012
Review
2012
Completing the App
In this chapter, I will complete the basic version NoteFlash example app that I started in Chapter 3. I continue to use… 
2012
2012
Using Semantic Zoom
In this chapter, I describe the last of the WinJS UI controls, which is called SemanticZoom. This control represents one of the… 
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