Fast app resume

[hallatore]

In Windows Phone 8 you can make your app resume instead of re-launching when you click on the app tile. This will also preserve the backstack of the application.

I've created a short blog post on how you can add fast app resume to your application.

http://mindre.net/Article/Windows_Phone_8_Fast_app_resume

 

[Lidanh]

Interesting stuff... Thanks!

 

[ap3rus]

Awesome finding!

 

[OrangeTang]

I saw a video showing this feature off. It makes me so happy to not have to spend a minute letting and app startup anymore

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[monotheist]

In Windows Phone 8 you can make your app resume instead of re-launching when you click on the app tile. This will also preserve the backstack of the application.

I've created a short blog post on how you can add fast app resume to your application.

http://mindre.net/Article/Windows_Phone_8_Fast_app_resume

Does this work only if the app is part of the last 8 apps available in Task switcher? or works even if we open the app after opening 10-20 apps?

 

[ap3rus]

Does this work only if the app is part of the last 8 apps available in Task switcher? or works even if we open the app after opening 10-20 apps?

I guess it worth checking it, going to do that right now

 

[StevieBallz]

Does this work only if the app is part of the last 8 apps available in Task switcher? or works even if we open the app after opening 10-20 apps?

It depends on the memory requirements of the opened Apps. If you open 8 memory intensive Games it might happen that they are tombstoned and restarted even though they are still displayed in the task switcher. On the other hand it should stay alive even after being pushed out of the task switcher.

 

[monotheist]

I guess it worth checking it, going to do that right now

So what is the result?