In the previous eight chapters, you learned a lot about the development of UWP applications, starting with creating a new project, adding pages, navigating between them, as well as running the application either with or without debugging. You also learned how to add controls to pages using the XAML language, apply styles, and localize the application. Then, the subject of using the MVVM design pattern, view models and binding, and storing data in files and a database have been introduced. You have already learned how to add animations, graphics, and multimedia to your application, as well as obtain data from various built-in sensors.
In the previous chapter, you learned how to support Internet-based scenarios, such as composing e-mail messages, opening websites, showing maps, or launching GPS-based navigation. So what's next? It is high time that we prepare an application for submission to the Windows Store and make it available to people all over the world!
In the current chapter...