In the early days of Internet web site development there were many sites offering free web sites
based on templates. You could sign-in and create a web site with a few pages sprinkled with some images and with some basic formatting tools all under 15 minutes. I created one during those days which is still alive:
http://www.angelfire.com/vt2/hodentek/
App Studio provides a similar user experience albeit lot more sophisticated with much tighter integration with Microsoft's Visual Studio tying up both windows 8.1 development and Windows Phone 8.1 development by intelligently sharing resources. It's two birds with one stone scenario.
The journey for this App development starts here:
http://appstudio.windowsphone.com/?stay=1
There are preliminaries like having a Microsoft account; having a computer with Windows 8.1 OS (Windows 8.1 Professional is even better so that you can have a Hyper-V for Windows 8.1 Emulator) and for some deeper interaction, may be Visual Studio 2103 Express for Windows with Update 2 RC (henceforth just Visual Studio).
http://hodentek.blogspot.com/2014/04/visual-studio-2013-update-2-release.html
The projects that you develop with App Studio can be deployed to your Windows Phone 8.1 but then it requires that you have your phone get it unlocked. However you can bring it into Visual Studio, build and run your App.
Here is the structure of one such project in the Solution Explorer in Visual Studio where you can see separate nodes for Windows and Windows Phone; and the Shared resources. Only the Windows node has been expanded.
More details on how to create a project are described here:
http://hodentekmobile.blogspot.com/2014/04/create-windows-and-windows-phone-apps.html
based on templates. You could sign-in and create a web site with a few pages sprinkled with some images and with some basic formatting tools all under 15 minutes. I created one during those days which is still alive:
http://www.angelfire.com/vt2/hodentek/
App Studio provides a similar user experience albeit lot more sophisticated with much tighter integration with Microsoft's Visual Studio tying up both windows 8.1 development and Windows Phone 8.1 development by intelligently sharing resources. It's two birds with one stone scenario.
The journey for this App development starts here:
http://appstudio.windowsphone.com/?stay=1
There are preliminaries like having a Microsoft account; having a computer with Windows 8.1 OS (Windows 8.1 Professional is even better so that you can have a Hyper-V for Windows 8.1 Emulator) and for some deeper interaction, may be Visual Studio 2103 Express for Windows with Update 2 RC (henceforth just Visual Studio).
http://hodentek.blogspot.com/2014/04/visual-studio-2013-update-2-release.html
The projects that you develop with App Studio can be deployed to your Windows Phone 8.1 but then it requires that you have your phone get it unlocked. However you can bring it into Visual Studio, build and run your App.
Here is the structure of one such project in the Solution Explorer in Visual Studio where you can see separate nodes for Windows and Windows Phone; and the Shared resources. Only the Windows node has been expanded.
More details on how to create a project are described here:
http://hodentekmobile.blogspot.com/2014/04/create-windows-and-windows-phone-apps.html
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