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Ten Things You Need to Know About WebView

1. WebView is not a general-purpose browser
2. WebView always renders on top of XAML
3. WebView doesn’t do Flash.  Or Silverlight.  Or PDF.  Or any other ActiveX control or plugin.
4. How to invoke Javascript inside the displayed webpage of a Webview
5. How to receive information from the WebView
6. How to inject javascript into a WebView page
7. How to clear the WebView cache
8. How to embed a font into your app to be used by WebView
9. Launching other apps from a link inside WebView
10. How to get rid of those annoying JavaScript exceptions when debugging

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Testing in-app puchasing in Windows 8

One of the many new features with upcoming Windows 8 is the Windows Store distribution and monetization channel. Developers can now add in-app purchasing to their apps. The prizes are the same as application prizes in store, e.g. starting from 1,49 USD (1,19 EUR) and gradually growing up in 50 cent increments. Because it seems testing in-app purchasing system isn’t trivial to everybody, here’s a quick sample to get you started. This is only a basic example to get you started, so I don’t cover different in-app types.

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Microsoft DevRadio: Your Top Windows Store Questions Answered

Jerry Nixon welcomes Principal Program Manager Arik Cohen to the show as they discuss the recently launched Windows Store and a wide variety of topics developers ask most.

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