Presentation (Dutch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7GHFf3M9Ow
With the release of Xamarin 3.0, a new way has been created to develop the UI for mobile applications. This library, named Xamarin.Forms, is the next generation of abstraction and makes it possible for developers to create cross-platform applications with 99,9% code re-use.
Using Xamarin.Forms, you'll be able to use C# or XAML to define the mobile UI using one single way. Xamarin deliveres a load of standard controls, but makes it possible to create custom controls for a specific platform with ease. This way, you can create full native controls, and get the best performance and user experience out of your app.
We'll dive into some basics of Xamarin.Forms, and check the power of the library as well as some bumps you might run into.
PhoneGap is a framework for building cross-platform mobile apps using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It allows accessing native device features like the camera and contacts via JavaScript APIs. Apps built with PhoneGap can run on platforms like iOS, Android, Windows Phone and Blackberry. While the apps have a native look and feel, they are actually wrapped webviews displaying web-based content. The document discusses PhoneGap's capabilities, considerations around performance and differences in platform styling. It also provides tips on tools for easier compilation, dealing with memory leaks and deploying apps to app stores.
Snappii is a codeless app development platform founded in 2011 with 37 employees across locations in Rochester NH and Ryazan Russia. The platform allows for ultra-fast development of native iOS and Android apps in days without compromising on performance or user interface. Snappii sees over 26,000 apps built on its platform and is number one in business apps across Apple and Google app stores. For continued growth, Snappii aims to partner with large enterprise software companies and distributors.
This document recommends several apps that are useful for businesses on the go, including apps for contact management, mortgage calculators, document scanning, floor planning, virtual home staging, real estate news, PDF editing, workflow automation, property searching, open house sign-ins, photo editing, navigation, license checking, video creation, unit conversion, demographics analysis, note taking, password management, sending thank you cards and postcards, expense tracking, photo sharing, and Facebook page management. Many of the apps are free to download and use basic features, with some offering paid upgrades or charging per use. The apps are available on Android and Apple mobile operating systems.
This document discusses lessons learned from launching a Ruby on Rails application. Some key points include: using Resque for background jobs provides more control than DelayedJob; background jobs can significantly impact database load so it's important to monitor and optimize them; indexes can greatly improve database performance so don't let Rails generate inefficient queries; and serialization can hurt performance so use database relations instead of storing serialized objects. Overall, expect issues and don't get complacent - optimize asynchronously processed tasks and write efficient SQL.
Developing for Google Glass discusses building apps for Google Glass using Xamarin and the Glass Development Kit (GDK). It introduces the different states Glass can be in (active, inactive, off) and demonstrates how to build a sample Foursquare app and a public transit app for Glass in C#. Reasons given for developing for Glass include that it allows for new types of apps due to its wearable form factor, can be used for advertising in novel ways, and Glass is currently a popular technology topic.
This document summarizes and provides information about various WordPress plugins for forms, events calendar, store locator, shortcodes, Google fonts, social icons, SEO, redirection, security, opt-in forms, backups, and image sliders. It describes what each plugin is, whether it is free or premium, key features, and ease of use. The plugins discussed include Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms, The Events Calendar, WP Store Locator, Shortcodes Ultimate, Easy Google Fonts, Simple Social Icons, Yoast SEO, Redirection, All In One WP Security, OptinMonster, BackupBuddy, and Slider Revolution.
Dallas Android - Android & iOS Development in C# with XamarinJames Montemagno
Xamarin enables developers to create native iOS, Android, and Mac apps in C# and share code across all platforms while providing 100% API coverage on each platform. In this session we will go over all of the products on the Xamarin platform including the development tools and how they work under the hood to leverage the .NET framework in iOS, Android, and Mac apps. We will dive into creating Android apps in C# inside of Xamarin Studio & Visual Studio comparing how it would be done in Java and build our first Android app in C#. We will cover how to design user interfaces with Xamarin and how to add rich functionality with pre-built components
Presentation (Dutch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7GHFf3M9Ow
With the release of Xamarin 3.0, a new way has been created to develop the UI for mobile applications. This library, named Xamarin.Forms, is the next generation of abstraction and makes it possible for developers to create cross-platform applications with 99,9% code re-use.
Using Xamarin.Forms, you'll be able to use C# or XAML to define the mobile UI using one single way. Xamarin deliveres a load of standard controls, but makes it possible to create custom controls for a specific platform with ease. This way, you can create full native controls, and get the best performance and user experience out of your app.
We'll dive into some basics of Xamarin.Forms, and check the power of the library as well as some bumps you might run into.
PhoneGap is a framework for building cross-platform mobile apps using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It allows accessing native device features like the camera and contacts via JavaScript APIs. Apps built with PhoneGap can run on platforms like iOS, Android, Windows Phone and Blackberry. While the apps have a native look and feel, they are actually wrapped webviews displaying web-based content. The document discusses PhoneGap's capabilities, considerations around performance and differences in platform styling. It also provides tips on tools for easier compilation, dealing with memory leaks and deploying apps to app stores.
Snappii is a codeless app development platform founded in 2011 with 37 employees across locations in Rochester NH and Ryazan Russia. The platform allows for ultra-fast development of native iOS and Android apps in days without compromising on performance or user interface. Snappii sees over 26,000 apps built on its platform and is number one in business apps across Apple and Google app stores. For continued growth, Snappii aims to partner with large enterprise software companies and distributors.
This document recommends several apps that are useful for businesses on the go, including apps for contact management, mortgage calculators, document scanning, floor planning, virtual home staging, real estate news, PDF editing, workflow automation, property searching, open house sign-ins, photo editing, navigation, license checking, video creation, unit conversion, demographics analysis, note taking, password management, sending thank you cards and postcards, expense tracking, photo sharing, and Facebook page management. Many of the apps are free to download and use basic features, with some offering paid upgrades or charging per use. The apps are available on Android and Apple mobile operating systems.
This document discusses lessons learned from launching a Ruby on Rails application. Some key points include: using Resque for background jobs provides more control than DelayedJob; background jobs can significantly impact database load so it's important to monitor and optimize them; indexes can greatly improve database performance so don't let Rails generate inefficient queries; and serialization can hurt performance so use database relations instead of storing serialized objects. Overall, expect issues and don't get complacent - optimize asynchronously processed tasks and write efficient SQL.
Developing for Google Glass discusses building apps for Google Glass using Xamarin and the Glass Development Kit (GDK). It introduces the different states Glass can be in (active, inactive, off) and demonstrates how to build a sample Foursquare app and a public transit app for Glass in C#. Reasons given for developing for Glass include that it allows for new types of apps due to its wearable form factor, can be used for advertising in novel ways, and Glass is currently a popular technology topic.
This document summarizes and provides information about various WordPress plugins for forms, events calendar, store locator, shortcodes, Google fonts, social icons, SEO, redirection, security, opt-in forms, backups, and image sliders. It describes what each plugin is, whether it is free or premium, key features, and ease of use. The plugins discussed include Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms, The Events Calendar, WP Store Locator, Shortcodes Ultimate, Easy Google Fonts, Simple Social Icons, Yoast SEO, Redirection, All In One WP Security, OptinMonster, BackupBuddy, and Slider Revolution.
Dallas Android - Android & iOS Development in C# with XamarinJames Montemagno
Xamarin enables developers to create native iOS, Android, and Mac apps in C# and share code across all platforms while providing 100% API coverage on each platform. In this session we will go over all of the products on the Xamarin platform including the development tools and how they work under the hood to leverage the .NET framework in iOS, Android, and Mac apps. We will dive into creating Android apps in C# inside of Xamarin Studio & Visual Studio comparing how it would be done in Java and build our first Android app in C#. We will cover how to design user interfaces with Xamarin and how to add rich functionality with pre-built components
Rezeki Web 1.1, code named "Apam Balik", features a new frontend look with reduced plugins, a new admin theme, and integration with iFleet 1.0. It took over 60 man days of work and 42+ commits across plugins and themes to create the update. The release focuses on the Malay cuisine apam balik and future versions will be based on other cuisines in alphabetical order.
- Xamarin allows developers to write native mobile apps in C# that can be compiled and run on Android, iOS, and Windows platforms. This enables significant code reuse across platforms.
- With Xamarin, the user interface is fully native while business logic is shared. Developers benefit from productivity of .NET and C# while delivering native experiences.
- Xamarin's approach includes tools for building apps visually or in code, and libraries like Xamarin.Forms that further increase code sharing capabilities.
This document outlines the agenda for an event introducing Xamarin and Couchbase. It will begin with social time, pizza, and introductions. James Montemagno will then give two presentations from 6:30-8:00pm introducing Xamarin, a tool for building native iOS, Android, Mac and Windows apps using C#, and Couchbase, a database. There will be a break from 8:00-8:15pm before a workshop from 8:15-9:30pm. The next mobile developers meetup will be on Android Wear in February.
This document summarizes a presentation about unified logging on iOS using os.log. It discusses the benefits of os.log for categorization, filtering, privacy, usability and performance when debugging frameworks, other frameworks, and other apps. It also lists several Apple technologies like AirPlay, APNS, Apple Pay and Bluetooth that can help with debugging slow app launches. Finally, it encourages making friends with different types of engineers and being aggressive in discovering issues.
Nascom update 1 - Recent realisations in Drupal & SymfonyNascom
The document discusses using Drupal and Symfony together for building websites. It covers using Drupal as a content management system with Symfony as an API, integrating Drupal with other platforms like Node.js and Silex, and building applications with Symfony that connect to the Drupal API. It also addresses questions to consider when deciding if and how to use Drupal and Symfony together based on content management needs, technical skills, and desired functionality.
This document provides an overview of Salesforce1 and Salesforce Lightning. Salesforce1 is a platform and mobile app that allows users to access Salesforce from any device with a lightweight mobile interface. It can be used to create customer and employee applications, connect products, and build company communities. Salesforce Lightning is the next generation of the Salesforce platform that features a new streamlined user interface designed to work across any screen size or device, along with components, an app builder, process builder, and schema builder to more easily develop applications.
This document discusses single page applications (SPAs) and how to build them for high performance. It introduces Chris Love as an ASP.NET MVP and author who has written a book about SPAs. It outlines Love's recommended approach called "The Love2SPA Way" which focuses on extensibility, scalability, and uses libraries like SPAjs and Backpack to build SPAs that are maintainable, testable and deployable. The document concludes by stating this approach can provide tangible returns on investment.
Cross-platform mobile development using Xamarin and C#Alexey Strakh
Recent increase in demand of the cross-platform mobile development born a few great technologies. Some of them are good, others are not, but just few of them provides native platform experience. Hybrid applications work great in this case. Taking into account responsive design makes it even better. However, users do not need “just functionality” and responsive layout any more. They need, even demand great user experience, which should be attractive, convenient, powerful, responsive and unique. During this session, I want to tell you how Xamarin and Mono help to deliver native experience for iOS, Android, Windows Phone platforms having most of your code reused between platforms and written in C#.
This session will give you an overview of cross-platform development basics for iOS, Android and Windows Phone platforms using Xamarin, .NET and C#
You will know:
- Xamarin concept. MonoTouch & MonoDroid
- Developing under Windows & Mac. Environment requirements.
- Visual Studio vs Xamarin Studio
- MvvmCross libraries
- Utilization of Portable Class Libraries & Project Links for better code sharing
Flutter is a new cross-platform SDK developed by Google that allows developers to build mobile, desktop, backend and web applications from a single codebase. It uses its own rendering engine to provide native performance while allowing developers to write code once that runs on both Android and iOS. The document discusses native, hybrid, and cross-platform approaches to app development and argues that Flutter is a powerful new option that is late to the scene but provides native performance, look and feel, rapid development at a lower cost compared to other cross-platform options.
The document discusses Appium, an open source tool for automating native, mobile web, and hybrid applications on iOS and Android platforms. It provides an overview of the speaker's background and agenda. Key topics covered include using Appium to test desktop, mobile web, and native apps across platforms like Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. The document also discusses strategies for improving test performance and working with accessibility identifiers.
Writing for software in school leaves out much of the true hassles in software development.
This brief lecture covers the hidden challenges when deploying to the real world.
The document outlines the schedule and agenda for a product sprint week being run by Janno Stern. It details the schedule, with prototyping on day 1 and a launch event on day 8. Tools are suggested for different stages of development, including prototyping, front-end coding, and mobile/backend work. Example products Instagram and Uber are discussed, outlining their core and additional features as well as technical implementations for building basic MVPs of each. Key points emphasize focusing on the minimum viable product and using ready-made components to iterate quickly.
The document describes The Smyth Group, a mobile and web app consulting agency. It was formed in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina by Jamie and other developers and designers who volunteered for relief efforts. The Smyth Group now has two dozen employees developing custom iOS, Android, and web apps. It provides capabilities such as app development, UX/UI design, publishing systems, and word games to add to apps. Notable clients and projects are also mentioned.
This document contains release notes and information about employees at FineApple Inc. between 2011 and 2014. It lists release dates and details for products in 2011, 2012 and 2013. It also includes names, roles, and birthdates of eight employees split between the novel and design teams. The CEO's email is listed at the top and there is a copyright notice for FineApple Inc. from 2011 to 2014.
The document describes a cognitive assistant application called ToDoNow that helps sales professionals manage their tasks and priorities. It analyzes emails, calendar events, location and other data to recommend the most important tasks to focus on at specific times and locations. It can recommend tasks for when users are in the office, traveling, or on phone calls. It aims to help users focus on deep engagement with high priority tasks and customers instead of getting distracted by less important tasks. It demonstrates scenarios where the app provides recommendations for tasks and meetings based on travel plans, helps document phone call details, and suggests reading materials during commute times.
This document provides information about an upcoming Salesforce Automation Hour webinar on flow components. It includes details about the types of flow components, how to use them, an upcoming demo, and resources for developers. The session will cover screen components, action components, lightning page components, and how to add them to and run a flow. The presenter is Meighan Brodkey, a Salesforce MVP and technical architect.
The document describes an app that was created to solve problems accessing CAEN computers and real-time data at labs. The app allows users to easily find available CAEN computers, view historical usage rates, and has an intuitive interface providing quick access. It serves as a platform for further development and competes with similar apps from Michigan and Labwatch. The creators would consider using more open-source resources and are working to ship the app to app stores.
The document describes an app that was created to solve problems accessing CAEN computers and real-time data at labs. The app allows users to easily find available CAEN computers, view historical usage rates, and has an intuitive interface providing quick access. It serves as a platform for further development and competes with similar apps from Michigan and Labwatch. The creators would consider using more open-source resources and are working to ship the app to app stores.
<p>This presents a framework we built when making the Glastonbury 2011 app for iOS, Android and Qt. We looked at the available options, and found them wanting. </p>
<p>
TL;DR: Javascript app logic, native UI. And we open sourced it.
</p>
<p>And it works. The Glastonbury 2011 app was well received, featured in the app stores we released for, and is now winning awards.</p>
This document summarizes a presentation on cross-platform mobile development using C# and Xamarin. It introduces the presenters and covers an overview of Xamarin's approach to building native iOS and Android apps with shared code. The presentation discusses Xamarin's architecture, code sharing capabilities using portable class libraries and shared projects, and new features in Xamarin 3 like the Xamarin designer for iOS and Xamarin.Forms for building user interfaces with shared code. Live coding demonstrations are included to showcase these capabilities.
Project Phoenix - From PHP to the Play Framework in 3 monthsManuel Bernhardt
This is an experience report about Project Phoenix, aiming at porting a platform to the Play Framework with Scala in the short time period of 3 months. The presentation was given at Devoxx UK 2014
Rezeki Web 1.1, code named "Apam Balik", features a new frontend look with reduced plugins, a new admin theme, and integration with iFleet 1.0. It took over 60 man days of work and 42+ commits across plugins and themes to create the update. The release focuses on the Malay cuisine apam balik and future versions will be based on other cuisines in alphabetical order.
- Xamarin allows developers to write native mobile apps in C# that can be compiled and run on Android, iOS, and Windows platforms. This enables significant code reuse across platforms.
- With Xamarin, the user interface is fully native while business logic is shared. Developers benefit from productivity of .NET and C# while delivering native experiences.
- Xamarin's approach includes tools for building apps visually or in code, and libraries like Xamarin.Forms that further increase code sharing capabilities.
This document outlines the agenda for an event introducing Xamarin and Couchbase. It will begin with social time, pizza, and introductions. James Montemagno will then give two presentations from 6:30-8:00pm introducing Xamarin, a tool for building native iOS, Android, Mac and Windows apps using C#, and Couchbase, a database. There will be a break from 8:00-8:15pm before a workshop from 8:15-9:30pm. The next mobile developers meetup will be on Android Wear in February.
This document summarizes a presentation about unified logging on iOS using os.log. It discusses the benefits of os.log for categorization, filtering, privacy, usability and performance when debugging frameworks, other frameworks, and other apps. It also lists several Apple technologies like AirPlay, APNS, Apple Pay and Bluetooth that can help with debugging slow app launches. Finally, it encourages making friends with different types of engineers and being aggressive in discovering issues.
Nascom update 1 - Recent realisations in Drupal & SymfonyNascom
The document discusses using Drupal and Symfony together for building websites. It covers using Drupal as a content management system with Symfony as an API, integrating Drupal with other platforms like Node.js and Silex, and building applications with Symfony that connect to the Drupal API. It also addresses questions to consider when deciding if and how to use Drupal and Symfony together based on content management needs, technical skills, and desired functionality.
This document provides an overview of Salesforce1 and Salesforce Lightning. Salesforce1 is a platform and mobile app that allows users to access Salesforce from any device with a lightweight mobile interface. It can be used to create customer and employee applications, connect products, and build company communities. Salesforce Lightning is the next generation of the Salesforce platform that features a new streamlined user interface designed to work across any screen size or device, along with components, an app builder, process builder, and schema builder to more easily develop applications.
This document discusses single page applications (SPAs) and how to build them for high performance. It introduces Chris Love as an ASP.NET MVP and author who has written a book about SPAs. It outlines Love's recommended approach called "The Love2SPA Way" which focuses on extensibility, scalability, and uses libraries like SPAjs and Backpack to build SPAs that are maintainable, testable and deployable. The document concludes by stating this approach can provide tangible returns on investment.
Cross-platform mobile development using Xamarin and C#Alexey Strakh
Recent increase in demand of the cross-platform mobile development born a few great technologies. Some of them are good, others are not, but just few of them provides native platform experience. Hybrid applications work great in this case. Taking into account responsive design makes it even better. However, users do not need “just functionality” and responsive layout any more. They need, even demand great user experience, which should be attractive, convenient, powerful, responsive and unique. During this session, I want to tell you how Xamarin and Mono help to deliver native experience for iOS, Android, Windows Phone platforms having most of your code reused between platforms and written in C#.
This session will give you an overview of cross-platform development basics for iOS, Android and Windows Phone platforms using Xamarin, .NET and C#
You will know:
- Xamarin concept. MonoTouch & MonoDroid
- Developing under Windows & Mac. Environment requirements.
- Visual Studio vs Xamarin Studio
- MvvmCross libraries
- Utilization of Portable Class Libraries & Project Links for better code sharing
Flutter is a new cross-platform SDK developed by Google that allows developers to build mobile, desktop, backend and web applications from a single codebase. It uses its own rendering engine to provide native performance while allowing developers to write code once that runs on both Android and iOS. The document discusses native, hybrid, and cross-platform approaches to app development and argues that Flutter is a powerful new option that is late to the scene but provides native performance, look and feel, rapid development at a lower cost compared to other cross-platform options.
The document discusses Appium, an open source tool for automating native, mobile web, and hybrid applications on iOS and Android platforms. It provides an overview of the speaker's background and agenda. Key topics covered include using Appium to test desktop, mobile web, and native apps across platforms like Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. The document also discusses strategies for improving test performance and working with accessibility identifiers.
Writing for software in school leaves out much of the true hassles in software development.
This brief lecture covers the hidden challenges when deploying to the real world.
The document outlines the schedule and agenda for a product sprint week being run by Janno Stern. It details the schedule, with prototyping on day 1 and a launch event on day 8. Tools are suggested for different stages of development, including prototyping, front-end coding, and mobile/backend work. Example products Instagram and Uber are discussed, outlining their core and additional features as well as technical implementations for building basic MVPs of each. Key points emphasize focusing on the minimum viable product and using ready-made components to iterate quickly.
The document describes The Smyth Group, a mobile and web app consulting agency. It was formed in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina by Jamie and other developers and designers who volunteered for relief efforts. The Smyth Group now has two dozen employees developing custom iOS, Android, and web apps. It provides capabilities such as app development, UX/UI design, publishing systems, and word games to add to apps. Notable clients and projects are also mentioned.
This document contains release notes and information about employees at FineApple Inc. between 2011 and 2014. It lists release dates and details for products in 2011, 2012 and 2013. It also includes names, roles, and birthdates of eight employees split between the novel and design teams. The CEO's email is listed at the top and there is a copyright notice for FineApple Inc. from 2011 to 2014.
The document describes a cognitive assistant application called ToDoNow that helps sales professionals manage their tasks and priorities. It analyzes emails, calendar events, location and other data to recommend the most important tasks to focus on at specific times and locations. It can recommend tasks for when users are in the office, traveling, or on phone calls. It aims to help users focus on deep engagement with high priority tasks and customers instead of getting distracted by less important tasks. It demonstrates scenarios where the app provides recommendations for tasks and meetings based on travel plans, helps document phone call details, and suggests reading materials during commute times.
This document provides information about an upcoming Salesforce Automation Hour webinar on flow components. It includes details about the types of flow components, how to use them, an upcoming demo, and resources for developers. The session will cover screen components, action components, lightning page components, and how to add them to and run a flow. The presenter is Meighan Brodkey, a Salesforce MVP and technical architect.
The document describes an app that was created to solve problems accessing CAEN computers and real-time data at labs. The app allows users to easily find available CAEN computers, view historical usage rates, and has an intuitive interface providing quick access. It serves as a platform for further development and competes with similar apps from Michigan and Labwatch. The creators would consider using more open-source resources and are working to ship the app to app stores.
The document describes an app that was created to solve problems accessing CAEN computers and real-time data at labs. The app allows users to easily find available CAEN computers, view historical usage rates, and has an intuitive interface providing quick access. It serves as a platform for further development and competes with similar apps from Michigan and Labwatch. The creators would consider using more open-source resources and are working to ship the app to app stores.
<p>This presents a framework we built when making the Glastonbury 2011 app for iOS, Android and Qt. We looked at the available options, and found them wanting. </p>
<p>
TL;DR: Javascript app logic, native UI. And we open sourced it.
</p>
<p>And it works. The Glastonbury 2011 app was well received, featured in the app stores we released for, and is now winning awards.</p>
This document summarizes a presentation on cross-platform mobile development using C# and Xamarin. It introduces the presenters and covers an overview of Xamarin's approach to building native iOS and Android apps with shared code. The presentation discusses Xamarin's architecture, code sharing capabilities using portable class libraries and shared projects, and new features in Xamarin 3 like the Xamarin designer for iOS and Xamarin.Forms for building user interfaces with shared code. Live coding demonstrations are included to showcase these capabilities.
Project Phoenix - From PHP to the Play Framework in 3 monthsManuel Bernhardt
This is an experience report about Project Phoenix, aiming at porting a platform to the Play Framework with Scala in the short time period of 3 months. The presentation was given at Devoxx UK 2014
Rock'in with Russ & Xamarin Forms (FBI Deck)Russ Fustino
Rock’in with Russ, Raygun, App Studio & Xamarin Forms Join MVP Russ Fustino in this hot off the metal session as he shares insights into the trials, tribulations and joy of building the Endorsed Jethro Tull App. Share the excitement as Russ “tells all” about creating his Jethro Tull app. The app is now published for Android and iOS, Windows Store and Windows Phone. How did he do it? Is Xamarin Forms the real deal? Topics covered include:
• Microsoft App Studio
• Images
• Custom Renderers
• Embedded Resources
• XAML
• Third party controls and plugins
• Building for Phone and Tablet
• Dependency Injection
• Store app review process
• Third Party Endorsement Proof
• Raygun Error Reporting
Several topics will be covered in this intro presentation including: How to create a Xamarin Forms solution, as well as emulator tips, navigation, images, event handlers, device form factors and list views. The end result will be a typical app with a Main navigation page, a list view page and a detail page that you can use as a template for building future apps!
This document discusses live coding, which involves editing applications as they are running on various platforms. It provides examples of live coding on emulators, devices, browsers, and local machines using tools like Xamarin Workbooks, Visual Studio, Gorilla Player, and Continuous. Live coding allows developers to test ideas and interact with code in real-time without building and deploying frequently.
Specifically, in this webinar we will cover following key topics.
Alternative approaches for developing mobile applications – Native, HTML5, and Hybrid
Pros and cons of each approach
When to go for HTML5 or Hybrid approach and when not to
Recommended tools for HTML5 and Hybrid development
Read more at - https://www.synerzip.com/webinar/mobile-development-html5-vs-native/
The document summarizes a presentation about learning cross-platform mobile development with Xamarin. It discusses the speaker's background and experience, prerequisites for the session, an overview of the content which includes a learner's dilemma story and demonstrations of hello world apps in Xamarin. It also provides an overview of Xamarin's approach of writing code once that can run on multiple platforms compared to other mobile development methods.
This document summarizes Joseph Labrecque's presentation on adapting expectations and workflows for mobile development. It discusses the variety of mobile platforms and tools available, how expectations must adjust for mobile's restrictions like small screens and touch interfaces, and emphasizes the importance of planning, designing for mobility, developing across platforms, rigorous testing, and releasing to app stores. The presentation provides an overview of effective mobile development processes and techniques.
This document provides an overview of Xamarin and its capabilities for building native mobile apps using C# across iOS, Android, and other platforms. It discusses how Xamarin allows sharing up to 90% of code across platforms while retaining native UIs and performance. Example apps are shown from Rdio and MarketWatch that leveraged large amounts of shared C# code using Xamarin to build their mobile experiences.
The State of Frontend was presented at Vadodara Frontend Developer's meetup on 4th Apr, 2016. It covers the past, present and the future trends in the frontend development.
Cross-Platform Mobile Development with PhoneGap-Vince BullingerMobile March
Contrary to native fanboys’ beliefs, PhoneGap is definitely a player in the cross-platform mobile development space.
Designed properly, you can have an elegant and performant cross-platform mobile app created with PhoneGap.
We’ll take a deep dive into the PhoneGap approach to cross-platform mobile development, as well as briefly touch upon native development and other technologies’ cross-platform solutions and when each one may be appropriate to use.
Desert code camp 2014, iOS and Android development for c# developers with Xam...James Montemagno
As the mobile landscape continues to expand and evolve managing multiple code bases in different programming languages and development tools can become a nightmare fast. In this session learn how to leverage the awesome features of C# and combine them with Xamarin technology to create beautiful native cross platform mobile apps from a shared C# code base with the tools that you love.
Hybrid applications combine web development skills with native containers to create cross-platform mobile apps. While frameworks like Ionic and Famo.us allow developing hybrids quickly, performance issues remain on Android. React Native offers better performance by using native UI components instead of a webview, allowing developers to write once with React and deploy natively to iOS and Android. It has potential to replace other "native wrapper" frameworks by bringing React's declarative paradigm directly to mobile.
Tech saloniki - Cross platform mobile development using xamarinGeorge Spyrou
This document discusses cross-platform mobile development using Xamarin. It notes that while native mobile apps require separate codebases for each platform, Xamarin allows sharing of C# code across iOS, Android, and Windows apps while providing full native API access and high performance. Xamarin.Forms takes this further by allowing shared UI code and a common backend across platforms. Resources for downloading Xamarin, sample apps, and learning materials are also provided.
«I knew there had to be a better way to build mobile app»FDConf
I knew there had to be a better way to build mobile apps.
The time has never been better to learn mobile application development. For many app ideas, you don’t even need any prior native development knowledge. You can get started today with knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Unlike native mobile development, mobile applications using web technologies can support many mobile platforms.
So during this session will gain experience how to start from very basics and build mobile apps with zero knowledge. Alius will share his own experience on building hybryd applications based on PhoneGap also he promised to explain why he suddenly changed his own opinion about native apps and switched back to Xamarin.
Presentation (Dutch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_dLfycuhmA
During the last week of April 2016, Xamarin organised the "Evolve" conference in Orlando. During this conference, Xamarin unveiled their latest set of tools to make the life of a mobile software developer a lot easier. Examples are Workbooks, Xamarin.Forms Previewer and more!
During this presentation, we dive into the conference, but mainly focus on the tools that have been released.
Game development for Windows Phone 7 can be done using either Silverlight or XNA. XNA is best for true 3D games or those requiring low-level graphics access, while Silverlight is better for companion apps or games involving web views. The document demonstrates a sample 2D game called DropZone built with XNA, which involves sprites for throwers, catchers, and drops that interact in a game loop handling loading, updating, and drawing each frame. Tools include XNA Game Studio and Windows Phone Developer Tools.
Most companies working on HTML5 for games talk only about the cross-platform advantages of HTML5. For Non-Stop Games and the game Dollar Isle the cross-platform aspect is only a bonus - there are many other killer benefits. This session will run through the development of the social virtual world Dollar Isle (www.dollarisle.com) and how HTML5 allows a new sort of distribution titled "Game as a Link". This disruptive distribution model can dramatically improve the virality of a game and also decrease customer acquisition costs.
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Building a mobile game in Xamarin.Forms
1. Building a game with
Xamarin.Forms
and the amazing community
Shaun Lawrence @bijington
2. About Me
Shaun Lawrence
• Software Engineer for 15 years
• Desktop (WPF)
• Mobile (native/Xamarin)
• Primary work on functional business applications
Shaun Lawrence @bijington
3. Super Wordsearch
• https://www.superwordsearch.com
• Actually completed a side project!
• Built using Xamarin.Forms
• Built in 5 months
• 98% shared code!
• Impossible without the community
Shaun Lawrence @bijington
4. Our demo application
• Inspired by my daughters
• Based on a matching memory game
• Functional
• Let’s take a look
Shaun Lawrence @bijington
5. Animations - Lottie
• Built and open sourced by Airbnb
• Renders After Effects animations
• Impressively small JSON files
• Native rendering
• Amazing resources (free and paid) https://lottiefiles.com
• NuGet package for Android, iOS and Xamarin.Forms:
https://github.com/Baseflow/LottieXamarin
Shaun Lawrence @bijington
6. Animations - Xamarin
• Amazingly powerful and yet simple API
• Pre built animations provided with Xamarin.Forms
• Allows to manipulating built in controls
• Supplying pre-built animations to Xamarin Community Toolkit
• Hopeful for next major release (1.3.0)
• https://animate.style
• Perfect opportunity to contribute to OSS
Shaun Lawrence @bijington
7. Particle effect
• Makes use of Xamarin.Forms Effects
• Allows customisation of existing native controls
• Community blog post - Rendy Del Rosario
• https://www.xamboy.com/2019/01/30/particle-system-in-xamarin-forms/
Shaun Lawrence @bijington
8. Accessibility
• Reduced Motion on iOS
• UIAccessibility.IsReducedMotionEnabled
• High contrast mode
• Specific fonts to improve readability
Shaun Lawrence @bijington
10. What next?
• Expand the senses:
• Haptic feedback
• Audio feedback
• Fonts
• Huge impact
• Wary of licensing
Shaun Lawrence @bijington
11. Summary
• Thank you
• Can make app feel more natural
• Wide range of possibilities
• Code: https://github.com/bijington/pairs/tree/shapes
• https://blog.bijington.com/c%23/xamarin/xamarin.forms/2021/10/13/building-
a-mobile-game-in-xamarin-forms-part-intro.html
Shaun Lawrence @bijington