In addition to the traditional UI apps, IoT Core has added a new UWP app type called "Background Applications". Inside the attribute of the manifest, you need to define the iot xmlns and add it to the IgnorableNamespaces list. In particular, the "iot" namespace needs to be added to the manifest of these standard UWP apps. There are a few additions to the traditional UWP app-model to support IoT scenarios and any UWP app that takes advantage of them will need the corresponding information added to their manifest. All of the standard UWP languages and project templates are fully supported on IoT Core. A simple, blank Xaml app in Visual Studio will properly deploy to your IoT Core device just as it would on a phone or Windows 10 PC. UWP apps just work on IoT Core, just as they do on other Windows 10 editions. You can find a detailed listing of the compatibility requirements for Visual Studio here. Visual Studio is the primary tool for writing UWP apps for IoT Core and in general. You can find more information and an overview to UWP here. UWP is an evolution of Windows Runtime (WinRT). Universal Windows Platform (UWP) is a common app platform across all version of Windows 10, including Windows 10 IoT Core. IoT Core is a UWP-centric OS and UWP apps are its primary app type. Application Types Universal Windows Platform (UWP) Apps Visual Studio will generate a cryptic error when deploying to a RS5 (or RS4 with OpenSSH enabled) IoT image unless a SDK from RS4 or greater is installed that Visual Studio can access.
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