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Presentation/01. Introduction/Mod 1. Demos.md

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+# Module 1. Introduction
+## Demo 1. Hello Devices
+1. Open Blend for Visual Studio 2015
+1. From the new project wizard, choose Create a blank application
+1. From Data toolbox menu, click on create new Blank sample data
+1. Drag the sample data that were just created to the design surface
+1. Start to debug the application using Local Machine in the top bar
+1. Notice that the app starts on the desktop and display the data
+1. Start to debug the application using Phone emulator in the top bar
+1. Notice that the app starts on the Phone emulator and display the data

Presentation/02. Store and Monetization/Mod 2. Demos.md

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+#Module 2. Store and Monetization
+##Demo 1. Video Ads
+
+1. Open Visual Studio 2015
+1. From the new project wizzard, choose Create a blank application (Using the Windows 10 blank template)
+1. From Data toolbox menu, add a button to the design surface
+1. Add a reference the the Micrsoft Advertising SDK for XAML
+1. In the button click event handler, get the IntertitialAd object
+1. Add an ErrorOccured event handler to check if an error occured
+1. Add a Cancel event handler to check if the user canceled the video
+1. Add a Completed event handler to check that user has viewed the video
+1. Add a AdReady event handler and call ad.show()
+1. Add a unitID and appID variable to store the video information
+1. Call the RequestAd method using appID and unitID and the Video Type
+1. Set breakpoints in the event handlers
+1. Start the program
+1. Click the button
+1. The ad starts playing
+1. Wait for the video to finish
+1. When the video is finished, notice that the Completed event handler breakpoint is hit
+
+##Demo 2. In App Purchase
+
+1. From the new project wizard, choose Create a blank application (Using the Windows 10 sample template)
+1. Start the application
+1. Note that the sample template contains a serie of todo lists
+1. From MainPage.xaml, insert in the Hub control a HubSection that contains a DataTemplate with a Rectangle
+1. Start the application
+1. Notice the rectangle appears. That is the place where we want to place the ads
+1. Bind the Remove ads button to an event handler named RemoveAdsComand
+1. From the Main Page View Model, use the Show Ads snippets
+1. From the Main Page View Model, use the Command snippets
+1. From the Toolbox, bind the Visibility property of the HubSection to the ShowAds using a converter
+1. Set the default value of ShowAds to true
+1. Start the application
+1. Click on shop, notice that the add has been removed
+1. From the solution window, Add a new InAppPurchase Service Folder
+1. Create a class named InAppPurchase Service
+1. Paste the appropriate code
+1. Back inside the view Mode, create an instance of this service. Use the id of the app in the store
+1. Start the application
+1. Click the shop button
+1. Notice that a Windows Store window appears (it using a Simulator, not the real store)
+1. Click OK
+1. Notice that the Ad has disappeared.