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You will also learn how to add and use new controls dedicated for Windows 8 and then see how to fetch data for the app and bind it to the controls. We will also take a look at making the app adapt to change in screen sizes and rotation as well as how to make the app live with tiles and allow users to sign in using their email accounts. Also you will learn how to add an app bar, and lastly you learn how to finalize the app and publish it. If you want to leverage your web development skills and utilize it in developing for Windows 8, then you came to the right place. Developing Windows Store Apps with HTML5 and javascript is packed with examples and screenshots which will make it easy for you to implement all the things you learned throughout the book.
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Rami Sarieddine
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Nidal Arabi
Juri Strumpflohner
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Rami Sarieddine is a Technical Evangelist for Windows Azure and Windows 8 with Microsoft Gulf. Prior to joining Microsoft, he was working as a Software Engineer and Analyst at the American University of Beirut. He has a cumulative 7 years of experience in web development. In the span of these 7 years, he started with an independent venture for around 2 years. After that he directly embarked on an employment journey that was rich with experience, during which he had led numerous projects and held several positions from Web Developer to Information Systems Analyst and Lead Web Developer.
He was Microsoft Valued Professional awardee in 2013 and 2012 for his contributions in the technical communities of Visual C# and ASP.NET/IIS respectively. The MVP award is an annual award that recognizes exceptional technology community leaders worldwide who actively share their high quality, real-world expertise with users and Microsoft. With fewer than 5,000 awardees worldwide, Microsoft MVPs represent a highly select group of experts.
He was selected speaker at the first Tech.Days Beirut event by Microsoft Lebanon. Soon after, he had become a regular speaker on training sessions at their main events including Open Door and Tech Days. He has been heavily involved with Microsoft Lebanon's developer communities and activities, delivering hands-on workshops on Windows 8, HTML5, Azure, and Visual Studio. His passion for pursuing knowledge and experience, and consequently sharing it with fellow web developers and enthusiasts drove him into starting his own technical blog.
When not working, he enjoys running and spending time with his loved ones. And when on vacations, he enjoys traveling and visiting new places around the world.
He can be reached at <.
Apart from the hard work put into researching and writing, the realization of this book would not have been possible without my publisher Packt Publishing, and the efforts of their Acquisition Editor, the team of Technical Editors, and Proof Readers in helping to complete the book. I would like to express my appreciation and gratitude to the Project Coordinator, Kranti Berde, and the Lead Technical Editor, Ankita Shashi, for their contribution and guidance.
Moreover, I wish to acknowledge Microsoft Lebanon for providing me with the opportunity of delivering training sessions on Windows 8, which contributed to my experience on the subject matter. I would like to express my gratitude for my friend and creative UI designer Michel Makhoul for his work on the cover image. I also wish to express my appreciation for the people who supported me throughout this journey, namely, my colleague Chukri Soueidi for providing me with technical advice and encouragement and my technical mentor Firas Hamdan for his contribution to my knowledge and professional advice.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank my family who supported my efforts while writing the book.
Above all, I want to express my appreciation and to thank my loved one Elissar Mezher for believing in me, supporting and ever motivating me, and mostly for understanding my long nights at work. Thank you.
Nidal Arabi is a Software Engineer graduate of computer science from Lebanese American University in Lebanon, Beirut. He has worked in several companies in the banking sector as well as in the technology sector. He has been designated as Microsoft ASP.NET MVP and he has also written many articles on ASP Alliance website. He has experience in different technologies ranging from Java to .NET.
I would like to thank my wife Nivine Jundi for supporting me and providing the time to review the book.
Juri Strumpflohner currently works as a Software Architect for an e-government company, where his main responsibility is to coach developers to create appealing rich client web applications with HTML5, JavaScript, and the .NET technology stack. If you're interested in web development and best practices in software development, you can visit his website at juristr.com, where he actively blogs about such topics. He also participates in online communities such as StackOverflow, and on open source projects on GitHub. When he is not in front of his computer, he is probably practicing Yoseikan Budo where he currently owns a 2nd DAN. He holds a degree of Master of Science in Computer Science.
Jenil Vasani has completed Engineering in Information Technology from Atharva College of Engineering. He is a tech enthusiast, developer, and Microsoft Student Partner, Gamer, and Blogger.
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude to my parents, God, and Packt Publishing who gave me the opportunity to review this book. This book has helped me in doing a lot of research. I would also like to thank my friends who contributed their suggestions.
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