It does provide Save and load state functions that you build into the page, if you look into the Navigation Helper Class. Compilation statements (and their containing code For #IF Windows Phone only), although you could probably leave it in, just there is some Windows Phone BackRequested functionality baked in there that I didn't want. Google "Universal Windows Developer Tools" for those.įor the Navigation Manager, when I started building my UWP app, back in the Technical Preview, I copied the Navigation Helper, Relay Command and Suspension Manager from the Windows 8.1 App Template, and then removed the #IF Windows_Phone and #IF Windows(I believe those are it). You will need Visual Studio 2015 in order to build and deploy Universal Windows Platform apps, because they utilise NuGet 3.0, and with that, a different package structure. I'm used to struggle a bit when learning something new, but now it's like there's a new huge obstacle around every corner regardless of which route I take. A Settings page that saves the settingsĮverything I've found so far is either based on Windows 8.1 and can't be ported easily, or is based on Visual Studio 2015 RC or 2013, and something has changed since Windows 10 was released.A couple of Pages with simple navigation.The problem is that these don't necessary work great when trying to convert an app to Windows 10. They are easy to follow and offer explanations on what is really going on and why they do certain things in a specific way. I've found several tutorials and templates for Windows 8 Universal Apps (some even on Microsoft Virtual Academy). I know the basics and then some for Windows Forms, WPF, asp.net and Windows Phone apps. I know VB.net, but have gotten into C# in the later years too. I'm no expert, I'm just a hobby developer. I therefore concluded there would be many good examples out there. I thought it would be fairly easy, as 1) Universal Apps are already available for Windows 8.1 and 2) Microsoft keep telling us how awesome they are. I'd like to get a jump start on developing Universal Apps for Windows 10.
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