If x86/圆4 you can deploy it locally to the development machine or remotely to another Windows 10 desktop. When you create a UW App in Visual Studio (2015) you build it either for x86/圆4 or ARM targets. Lets stick to calling Windows 10 Universal apps Universal Windows Apps (UW App) not Universal Apps (leave that for Windows 8.1 apps. The Universal Apps terminology is also used for Windows 10 Universal Windows apps which can confuse things. The Windows 10 platform (One Windows) is called Universal Windows Platform and its apps are called Universal Windows Apps. With Windows 10 and its One Windows mantra, there is only needs to be only one project in the solution, although you can have platform specific extensions, and hence platform specific versions of the project. Common code such as data structures, remote server access, event handlers where in the common code. The phone UI (XAML) plus phone specific code was in the phone subproject. When you built the phone version, you used the phone subproject and the same common part. When you built, say, the desktop version (whether ARM or Intel CPU) it used the desktop subproject plus the common part. With this software architecture, a Universal App project had a desktop and an phone subproject as well as a common “subproject”. Universal Apps refers to Windows 8.1 apps that can be built for x86/64 desktops as well as Windows 8.1 ARM Surface devices and Windows 8.1 Phones.Windows 8 (?).
Universal Apps and Universal Windows Apps: Terminologyįirstly, lets get the terminology straight. For general use you would deploy a retail build. You must though be in developer mode on the target. This applies to the desktop, the phone and IoT. The simplest way to deploy is to do so directly from Visual Studio. PS: Click on images to see in expanded size. Want to do it with a Win 10 IoT RPI2 device.Updated for Web Portal IoT Package installation.
I can package up the app and deploy it to my development machine and a Win 10 phone but not to my RPI2. The objective is to be able to directly load a Universal Windows App from an Appx package on a Windows 10 IoT RPI2, The blocking issue is a PIN requirement.
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