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4. Write code: During this phase, you compose the code for your
application, which might include a combination of HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript.
5. Build the app: Using an app development tool such as Visual Studio,
convert your code and other resources into an actual application.
6. Debug and test: You must test your app thoroughly and fix any
problems that appear. If the app uses a touch interface, it’s highly important
to test the app on a touch device or use a touch emulator.
7. Package: Packaging an app creates a container that holds all the
various files required by the app, such as JavaScript, images, and so on.
8. Validate: Validating your app means running it through a validation
program to ensure nothing is missing.
9. Deploy: Upload your app to a marketplace such as the Windows
Store.
