- Fitting It In
- Task List
- The Development Process in a Nutshell
- Say Hello
- Create a New Project
- Run in the Simulator
- Set Some XAML Properties
- Change the XAML
- Use the Property Window
- Add a Contract
- Wire up the Flyout
- Add a Live Tile
- Certify your App
- Say What?
- Visual Studio Templates
- Common Files
- Visual Studio 2013 Express
- Using the Simulator
- The XAML Designer
- Blend integration
- Review
Run in the Simulator
As I’ve said, the Visual Studio Win8 app templates are far more complete than the application templates for other environments. Let’s gtve this one a whirl in the Simulator:
Set the Development Environment to Run in the Simulator
You can do this from the Visual Studio toolbar. Just select Simulator instead of Local Machine:
Build and Run the Application
You can click the green arrow next to Simulator on the toolbar, choose Start Debugging from the Debug menu, or just press F5.
After a moment or two (or more—sometimes it takes awhile), your app will open in the Simulator, as shown on the next page.