The RSS Reader Example Application demonstrates the use
of RSS feed resources on from the Internet, and concepts such as
tombstoning and dynamically generating and modifying the user
interface on the fly. It contains a rich UI with view navigation,
search, lists and animations. The application follows WP7 UI
design guidelines and utilizes native WP7 UI components.
The Restaurant example application demonstrates how to
build simple, catalog-type application, for WP7 based on local
XML data. It is straightforward to convert the application to use
internet resources instead of local XML-resources. The
application is designed in such a way that it is easy to replace
the content and visual style for different restaurants.
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With QML if you want to implement states
and transitions, you would basically define them separately.
Basically you would start first by defining the states, and what
properties would change when the state is changed, this could be
handled for example like this...