On last post, I’ve shown how to publish a .NET app to the store. This is quite easy with Visual Studio, but the app must be a .NET app and it must be ported…
Tag: UWP
Publishing your app to the Store with the Desktop Bridge
You have an old app (maybe a WPF or even a VB6 app), it still works fine, but the plans to rewrite it to UWP and get all the features for Windows…
Fast file enumeration with UWP
Sometimes you need to enumerate the files in a folder and its subfolders and that can be a very long task, especially with large folders. This article will show a fast and…
Improving the UWP client app
After finishing my last post, I saw I could improve it a little bit. The UI was too raw (my goal at the time was not to show the UI, but show…
Logging an UWP application with Serilog and Reactive Extensions
Introduction One important step in developing an application is to debug it. This task will take you a lot of time and it will be especially difficult to debug an application that…
Creating a UWP project with the Windows Template Studio
Introduction Every journey begins with the first step. But, sometimes, the first step is the hardest to give. Once you started, things fly and everything becomes easier. Starting a new project is…
Surface Dial Revisited
Some time ago, I’ve written a post about Surface Dial programming. With the introduction of the Creator’s Update, some things have improved. In this post, I will show some changes and will…
Série de vídeos sobre sensores em UWP
Acabo de concluir uma série de vídeos sobre o uso de sensores em UWP, que publiquei no Channel 9. São vídeos curtos, com até 15 minutos cada. Vale a pena dar uma…
Working with the Surface Dial in UWP
Not long ago, Microsoft release its new device, the Surface Studio, a powerhorse with a 28” touch screen, with characteristics that make it a go in the wish list for every geek…
Working with Sensors in UWP–Part 5–Geolocation
This last part in the series will show a different kind of sensor – the Geolocation sensor. In the strict sense, we can’t call this as a sensor, because the geolocation service…