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Table of Contents 4 Preface 6 The Windows Runtime 7 Disclaimer 7 Who This Book Is For 8 How This Book Is Organized 8 Conventions Used in This Book 9 What You Need to Use This Book 9 Creating a Bing Search API AppId 10 Using Code Examples 10 Safari® Books Online 10 How to Contact Us 11 How to Contact the Author 11 Chapter 1. Windows 8: A Quick Tour 12 A User Interface for Touch 12 Start Screen 13 Start Bar 14 Search 14 Share 15 Devices 15 Settings 15 Windows Programming Reimagined 16 A New Native API, the Windows Runtime 16 Language Support 16 JavaScript 17 C# and Visual Basic 17 C++ 17 Hosted Application Model 18 Single File Deployment 18 Windows Store 18 Inside Metro-style Apps 19 Application Bar 19 Semantic Zoom 20 Animation 20 Outside Your App 21 Tiles 22 Pickers 22 Charms 22 Sensors and Devices 23 Summary 23 Chapter 2. Getting Started 24 Where is the Hello World app? 24 Bing Search API 24 Getting Started: The BingSimpleSearch App 26 Bing ImageSearchResponse Model 29 Calling the Bing Search API 30 Handling the Response 30 Wrapping up the UI 31 Running the Bing Simple Search app 32 Summary 32 Chapter 3. Application Architecture 34 How Will the Bing Image Search App Change Going F
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