Chapter 4. Application lifecycle management
After completing this chapter, you will be able to
Understand the application manifest settings.
Use the application manifest to modify application capability and appearance.
Deploy and test an application.
Understand the way Windows 8 manages the different running states of an application.
Respond to launching, activation, suspending, and resuming events.
Use the application data store to save data locally.
The preceding chapters showed how Microsoft Windows 8 provides a new user interface and a completely new user experience, while it offers a new set of application programming interfaces (APIs) called Windows Runtime APIs (WinRT) to interact with the operating system. You also developed a simple application ...
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