Understanding the Portable Library by Chasing ICommand (3 of 3) - by @JeremyLikness
In this series we’ve covered the portable library and reviewed how it allows you to create assemblies that can be shared without recompilation across multiple platforms. You created a portable assembly with a view model and a command in it, then successfully integrated it in a WPF and a Silverlight project. Now it’s time to code for the future and go Metro.
Create a new C# Metro application using the blank page template. Reference the PortableCommandLibrary project. Open the BlankPage.xaml file and drop in the same XAML you used for WPF and Silverlight. First, fix up a reference.
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Post Contributed by: Kunal Chowdhury
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Kunal is the Site Admin and Contributor of Silverlight-Zone. He is a Software Engineer, Microsoft Silverlight MVP, Code Project Mentor and a Code Project MVP. He is also an active Author in SilverlightShow.net and a speaker in various community events. He works on Microsoft Platform and very passionate about Silverlight technology. He started his career in 2007 and achieved various awards during his professional life.
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