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Adding applications

Adding applications - Visual Studio Tutorial

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Adding applications

- [Narrator] The base working unit with VSAC is the app. We can either create an app as part of a particular organization or directly as part of an account. The simplest way to create a new app is to go back home and then click on add new app. Once you've done, we can select an app name. In this case, I'm going to call it Xamarin App iOS. Also, we'll want to select the owner. The owner is which organization the actual app belongs to. So I'm going to click this down and I'm going to put it inside my Kevin's VSAC organization. The other important decision we need to make, is what type of app this will be, what operating system will run the app, and what development platform will be used. Some OS and platform combinations are not available. For example, we can choose Mac OS for the operating system, but currently VSAC only supports that with Objective C and Swift. Even though some of the other development platforms can create Mac OS applications. For now, I'm going to leave it at iOS…

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