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This article shows you what Windows 8's DevX refers to. It is concise and easy to understand. It will definitely brighten your eyes. I hope you can get something through the detailed introduction of this article.

Developer Experience, as its name implies, means developer experience, abbreviated to DevX. Microsoft's DevX group is mainly responsible for the implementation of AppX projects at the core of Windows 8.

Earlier this year, we introduced Microsoft Windows 8's application model codenamed Jupiter, which makes it easy for developers to create native applications for Windows 8 and eventually package them in AppX. To put it bluntly here, the previous installation package was generally xxxsetup.exe, for example, the installation package of Flash browser is SaaYaaSetup.exe, so you can use SaaYaa.AppX in Windows 8. This method of packaging programs is particularly similar to Microsoft's Sliverlight-based application package (XAP).

As we have said, when the XAML development team is merged into the Windows department, XAML is a markup language that is used to write Silverlight and WPF applications. Microsoft stressed once again that XAML is very, very tight for Windows 8.

The question now seems a little confusing: in the end, should Windows 8 applications write user interfaces in HTML5 or Silverlight?

Image above: immersive realistic interface of IE10 browser in Windows 8

Microsoft said that all this will be solved at Microsoft's Windows developer conference in September.

Of course, for us ordinary users, we will also get the Windows 8 Beta (public beta).

The container approach is similar to Microsoft's Silverlight-based application package (XAP). Microsoft confirmed that the XAML team working in Windows 8 was an interesting and close collaboration. XAML is an application for Silverlight and WPF used to mark up language and text. Microsoft has revealed its new start screen user interface, using HTML5 and JavaScript. The demonstration created uncertainty among Microsoft's developer community. An excited developer made their ideas and feelings clear in Microsoft's own developer forum. Developers want to know how they can target the new Win8 user interface with local and Silverlight applications. The software giant declined to discuss any further revelations about Windows 8, but promised all during the building Windows developer conference in September. By reading the leaked memo, developers can feel more comfortable knowing that the XAML team is currently working on part of Windows and the final Windows 8.

The above is what the DevX of Windows 8 refers to. Have you learned any knowledge or skills? If you want to learn more skills or enrich your knowledge reserve, you are welcome to follow the industry information channel.

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