Building Windows Runtime Components

In this course, we learn how to build Windows Runtime Components in C# for use in any Windows Store Application, whether the application is written in .NET, C++, or JavaScript. We cover what the Windows Runtime provides all applications. We learn the rules for creating new components in .NET. Finally, we spend time understanding what the projections look like into C++ and JavaScript.

Introduction		00:10:19
Introduction		00:11
What is the Windows Runtime?		01:40
Design Principles		01:58
Exposes Platform to Applications		00:57
Windows Runtime Architecture		02:48
Demo: Windows Metadata		01:52
Course Navigation		00:53
Windows Runtime Component Basics		00:14:03
Introduction		00:28
Types in Windows Runtime		04:04
Demo: Looking at types in WinMD		05:10
IInspectable		00:39
Demo: IInspectable on an object		02:03
Asynchronous Methods		01:07
Summary		00:32
Authoring Windows Runtime Component		00:36:18
Introduction		00:42
Building Your Own Types		01:01
Demo: A first look at creating types		07:48
Assembly Rules		00:48
Demo: Assembly Rules		04:09
Struct Rules		01:02
Demo: Struct Rules		04:27
Class and Interface Rules		00:58
Demo: Class and Interface Rules		06:45
Using Async		01:29
Demo: Using Async		06:07
Summary		01:02
Understanding Windows Runtime Projections		00:22:42
Introduction		00:29
What is a projection?		03:33
Demo: Review the Windows Runtime Component		02:05
Demo: Projecting a Windows Runtime Component into C++		06:16
Demo: Projecting a Windows Runtime Component into JavaScript		09:44
Summary		00:35