Sunday, May 03, 2015

First attempt to develop for Windows 10

After installed Windows 10 Build 10074 and Visual Studio 2015 RC on both my desktop PC and a development use VM, it's time to try develop and deploy Windows 10 app.  Here some of the stuff I found out in the process:

- To deploy Windows 10 application to remote machines, the target machine has tot be running Windows 10 Build 10074 or later.  Surface 1 with Windows RT running on it does NOT work (I tried with Visual Studio 2015 Remote Debug RC installed on it, and the deployment stopped when attempted to install .Net Core on it.

- Make sure you have Visual Studio 2015 RC Remote Debugging Tool installed on your remote debug target machine.  No firewall setup is needed though.

- In additional to the Remote Debugging tool, the target machine also needs to set up for Windows 10 debugging.  I followed the instructions here and it worked out ok.  Eventually I have supposed to be able to turn on debugging mode by selecting "Setting--> For Developer" on the target Windows 10 environment, but that didn't work.


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