resource-view-customization-uwp

Resource view customization for a native Universal Windows Platform (UWP) sample application.

Overview

This repository demonstrates how to customize the resource view in a UWP app that uses a simple scheduler sample. The intent is to show practical techniques for adapting built-in scheduler resource views, styling resource tiles, and extending templates to display custom metadata and visuals for resources.

Key features

• Native UWP sample project (C#) with a Scheduler view and simple view-model bindings.
• Example Behavior demonstrating how to attach customization logic without heavy code-behind changes.
• Clear folder layout and minimal dependencies so you can copy and adapt the resource-view customization into your own projects.

Repository structure

• ScheduleUWP/ — Visual Studio solution and project for the sample app.
  • App.xaml, MainPage.xaml — application and entry UI.
  • Behavior/SchedulerBehavior.cs — sample behavior that modifies the scheduler/resource presentation.
  • ViewModel/SchedulerViewModel.cs — basic data and binding objects used by the sample.
  • Assets/, Properties/ — project assets and metadata.

Building and running

1. Open ScheduleUWP\ScheduleUWP.sln in Visual Studio 2019/2022.
2. Restore any NuGet packages if prompted.
3. Set the ScheduleUWP project as the startup project and deploy to Local Machine (x86/x64/ARM as appropriate).

How to use this sample

• Inspect SchedulerBehavior.cs to see how the resource templates are discovered and replaced at runtime.
• Modify MainPage.xaml resource templates to change layout or add visual indicators (colors, icons, counts).

Contributing

Contributions and improvements are welcome. If you open issues or pull requests, please include a short description and screenshots where helpful.

License

This sample is provided for demonstration and learning purposes. Check the project properties for any licensing notes before using it in production.

Contact

If you have questions or need help adapting this sample, open an issue in the repository and provide environment details and a short description of what you are trying to achieve.