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Creating Native iOS & Android Apps in C#
The document discusses Xamarin, a framework for native mobile development using C# that allows the development of apps for iOS, Android, and Windows with shared code logic. It emphasizes that developers can access 100% of native APIs and utilize various development environments like Visual Studio. Additionally, it highlights the availability of Microsoft Learn for interactive exercises and quizzes related to Xamarin.
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Creating Native iOS & Android Apps in C#
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- 3. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-WVU iOS WindowsAndroid Objective-C/Swift Xcode C# VisualStudio Java/Kotlin Android Studio No shared code • Many languages and development environments • Multiple teams
- 4. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-WVU iOS C#UI Windows C# UIAndroid C# UI Shared C# Logic Shared C# codebase • 100% native API access • High performance
- 5. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-WVU 3 NativeUser Interfaces Shared App Logic iOS C# Windows C#Android C# Shared C# Logic
- 6. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-WVU Everything youcan do in Objective-C, Swift, Java or Kotlin can be done in C# with Xamarin
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- 9. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-WVU Visual StudioVisual Studio for Mac
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- 12. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-WVU iOS C#UI Windows C# UIAndroid C# UI Shared C# Logic Shared C# Logic Xamarin.Forms
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- 16. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-WVU Native MobileDevelopment in .NET
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- 19. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-MSP/ Microsoft Learn •Interactive, step-by-step exercises • Quizzes + Achievements
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Editor's Notes
- #2 Who has mobile device? iOS, Android Who has moved from one to the other? Experience is the same on both, apps exist in both places
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- #5 Native, but in shared language Thin Wrappers around native SDKs – UIViewController. Activity As fast as native, feature parity easy, 70% shared code
- #6 Storyboards and Android XML SAME as on native Recources can be copied from native apps
- #10 Yup – VS on Mac Any developer, any platform
- #11 Demo apps included in /Demos/ folder, but feel free to use your own app to demo Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android!
- #12 70% reuse is great, but need more But we still want native
- #13 Up to 90-95% code sharing
- #14 Native API access Effects Custom renderers
- #15 Demo Forms
- #20 That’s why we’ve created Microsoft Learn. With Microsoft Learn, you can master core concepts at your speed and on your schedule. Whether you’ve got 15 minutes or an hour, you can develop practical skills through interactive training. It’s easy to follow and you’re able to select the trainings that are most helpful to you based on your role and current skill level. You’ll have access to training materials, code samples and test drive products for a hands-on learning experience. Better yet, you’ll get all this at absolutely no cost to you. You’ll even be recognized for advancing your skills along the way and have the option of preparing for role-based certifications.
- #21 Demo Forms