Writing code for Windows Runtime apps (HTML)
[ This article is for Windows 8.x and Windows Phone 8.x developers writing Windows Runtime apps. If you’re developing for Windows 10, see the latest documentation ]
This section explains some of the things you need to know about writing Windows Runtime apps using JavaScript.
In this section
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Describes the structure of a basic app and introduces you to some of the Windows Runtime apps using JavaScript coding conventions. |
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While a lot of Windows Runtime app using JavaScript programming is identical to writing markup and code for a website, Windows apps using JavaScript provide additional features, and introduces some differences to how you use existing HTML features. This topic describes some of these differences. |
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Lists the HTML and DOM APIs that behave differently or aren't supported for Windows Runtime apps using JavaScript. |
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Learn about the features available to pages in the local and web contexts. |
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Describes how the toStaticHTML method filters HTML content that you add dynamically. |
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Describes the Windows Runtime and Windows Library for JavaScript implementation of the Common JS Promises/A proposal for asynchronous programming. |