Creating iOS & Android Apps in C# using Xamarin
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The document discusses Xamarin, a mobile app development platform that allows developers to write native iOS, Android, and Windows apps using C# and .NET. With Xamarin, developers can create a single shared codebase using C# and access native functionality through interfaces, while also having truly native user experiences. This lets teams work faster while building high performance, native mobile apps for multiple platforms.
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Creating iOS & Android Apps in C# using Xamarin
- 3. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-MSP/ iOS WindowsAndroid Objective-C/Swift Xcode C# Visual Studio Java/Kotlin Android Studio No shared code • Many languages and development environments • Multiple teams
- 4. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-MSP/ 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-MSP/ 3 Native User Interfaces Shared App Logic iOS C# Windows C#Android C# Shared C# Logic
- 6. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-MSP/ Everything you can do in Objective-C, Swift, Java or Kotlin can be done in C# with Xamarin
- 9. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-MSP/ Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac
- 12. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-MSP/ iOS C# UI Windows C# UIAndroid C# UI Shared C# Logic Shared C# Logic Xamarin.Forms
- 16. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-MSP/ Native Mobile Development in .NET
- 19. @TheCodeTraveler https://codetraveler.io/Xamarin-MSP/ Microsoft Learn • Interactive, step-by-step exercises • Quizzes + Achievements
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- 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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- Native, but in shared language Thin Wrappers around native SDKs – UIViewController. Activity As fast as native, feature parity easy, 70% shared code
- Storyboards and Android XML SAME as on native Recources can be copied from native apps
- Yup – VS on Mac Any developer, any platform
- Demo apps included in /Demos/ folder, but feel free to use your own app to demo Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android!
- 70% reuse is great, but need more But we still want native
- Up to 90-95% code sharing
- Native API access Effects Custom renderers
- Demo Forms
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