Mobile devices like phones, slates need operating systems that try and get the best out of the battery power that the device has while providing a fast, responsive experience for the user. The operating system itself can do a tonne of work in this area but at some point the applications that are running on the device also need to do the right thing to make sure that the OS can do its job. This surfaces itself in the "Application Lifecycles" that applications go through when running on a platform like Windows 8 or Windows Phone 8 and it's one of the first things that would hit a traditional desktop developer coming from a Windows world as being very different from what they're used to.


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