I will be starting a series of Windows Metro Tips and Tricks (Metro is has recently been renamed Windows Store or Modern UI Applications) from now on.
Our first tip will be about changing your Debug Options.
While you're developing a Windows Store App, you have 3 Options for debugging it:
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Simulator
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Local Machine
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Remote Machine
Simulator
If you choose Simulator, your application will not deploy on your Windows 8 system; instead it will run inside a Windows 8 Simulator.

I will be talking about Windows 8 Simulator functionality later.
Local Machine
If you choose Local Machine, it will deploy to your Windows 8 system and be installed there. But don't worry, everytime it installs, it updates the application.
But be warned!
I would highly recommend you deploy it to the Simulator first. If everything's fine with the application, then use Local Machine Debugging.
Remote Machine
This will allow you to deploy your application on a Remote Windows 8 machine. When you click on it you'll see this dialog window appear:

You can set the Address and Password of the machine here.

Ibrahim ErsoyPosted Aug 23, 2012, 2:19 PM
Thank you! yeah,they'll have to publish a new book each time they release a new windows os by doing so.
Mahesh ChandPosted Aug 23, 2012, 10:13 AM
Good start. Here is a book written by Microsoft and it is calling them "Windows 8 Apps". But then, Windows 8 apps name does not make sense. What happens when Windows 9 or Windows Blue comes out :). They should just call them "Windows Apps" :).