Summary
This chapter began by looking at the differences and similarities of the Pivot
and Panorama
. You saw how the Pivot
is designed to be used for completing a task, whereas the Panorama
is designed to entice the user to explore.
The chapter then looked at the anatomy of the Pivot
and how to create a simple Pivot
driven page. You saw how to use the Pivot
load events, allowing you to load content on demand, and you explored a novel approach that allows you to associate a different application bar with each PivotItem
using a custom AppBar
control. You then learned how to create a Pivot
driven chat app, which was augmented to demonstrate implicit PivotItem
generation and templating. By generating PivotItems
by assigning the Pivot.ItemsSource ...
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