Code samples for "Learn BlackBerry 10 App Development" published by Apress.

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###chap01 ####HelloCascades Your first cascades app. Shows you how to deploy an app on the device and the simulator.

###chap02 ####CorpDir Illustrates the QML language by building a simple custom control for visualizing a person's details as provided by company directories.

####SCalc Shows you how to use a JavaScript library from QML by creating an extremely basic calculator. The calculator app is also available on BlackBerry world.

###chap03 ####Instruments This is your first project where C++ is used extensively. You will build a basic C++ hierarchy for financial instruments. The project also shows you how to call C++ code from QML using document contexts.

###chap06 ####People This project shows you how to create a ListView and customize its appearance by displaying a list of presidents and actors. Navigation is also illustrated by showing you how to navigate from a master view to a details view. Finally you will also see how to create a custom data model in C++.

####fruitsAndVegs

###chap07 ####Weather2 Illustrates http networking and asynchonous network requests by building a simple weather client app. The app uses the http://www.wunderground.com service. You will need to get a free developer's key in order to access the service. The project also emphasizes best practices by breaking down your app in C++ classes with delimited responsabilities.

###chap08 ####addressbook A clone of the BlackBerry 10 addressbook sample. This version uses asynchronous searches to get the job done

###chap09 ####Sensors Shows you how to use the device's sensors such as the accelerometer and gyroscope. ###chap10 ####Invoker Illustrates the invocation framework by showing you how to call various BB10 core apps.

####InvokerTarget Illustrates how to make your own app invocable using the invocation framework