Thanks to Geoff Norton and Miguel De Icaza for the basis of most of the slides. My MonoTouch session from the 5th UGIAlt.Net Conference in Milan on 23rd January 2010.
C# On The iPhone with MonoTouch at DDD8Chris Hardy
Slides from my MonoTouch session at DDD8, Reading, UK from 30th January 2010. Very similar slides to the ones from my Italian conference slides but slightly updated (to include iPad bits).
Overview of the basics of modules, plug-ins and projects in UE4, and a deep dive into integrating third-party dependencies. Presented at MIGS 2016 in Montreal.
C# On The iPhone with MonoTouch at DDD8Chris Hardy
Slides from my MonoTouch session at DDD8, Reading, UK from 30th January 2010. Very similar slides to the ones from my Italian conference slides but slightly updated (to include iPad bits).
Overview of the basics of modules, plug-ins and projects in UE4, and a deep dive into integrating third-party dependencies. Presented at MIGS 2016 in Montreal.
Introductory slides for our live coding demonstration at GDC Europe on August 4th, 2015. We are creating a hover component in Blueprint and converting it to a C++ plug-in. The corresponding Visual Studio project files are available at https://headcrash.industries/vault/presentations/gdc-europe/
Slides from Houston Xamarin C# Developers Group in Houston Texas on December 16th 2013:
PCL Deep Dive: With a single solution in Visual Studio, build native cross-platform apps for iOS, Android, and Windows all in C#. Dive into platform specific code with Service Locators (IoC) an PCL support
Radu vunvulea building and testing windows 8 metro style applications using ...Radu Vunvulea
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Migrating .NET Application to .NET CoreBaris Ceviz
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Introductory slides for our live coding demonstration at GDC Europe on August 4th, 2015. We are creating a hover component in Blueprint and converting it to a C++ plug-in. The corresponding Visual Studio project files are available at https://headcrash.industries/vault/presentations/gdc-europe/
Slides from Houston Xamarin C# Developers Group in Houston Texas on December 16th 2013:
PCL Deep Dive: With a single solution in Visual Studio, build native cross-platform apps for iOS, Android, and Windows all in C#. Dive into platform specific code with Service Locators (IoC) an PCL support
Radu vunvulea building and testing windows 8 metro style applications using ...Radu Vunvulea
In this session you will discover how you can develop applications that use components written in different programming language (C++, C# and JavaScript). A brief introduction in WinRT Components and testing tools will also be presented.
Migrating .NET Application to .NET CoreBaris Ceviz
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If you have ever played with LEGO®, you will know that adding, removing or changing features of a completed castle isn’t as easy as it seems. You will have to deconstruct large parts to get to where you want to be, to build it all up again afterwards. Unfortunately, our software is often built the same way. Wouldn’t it be better if our software behaved like a bag of marbles? So you can just add, remove or replace them at will?
Most of us have taken different approaches to building software: a big monolith, a collection of services, a bus architecture, etc. But whatever your large scale architecture is, at the granular level (a single service or host), you will probably still end up with tightly couple code. Adding functionality means making changes to every layer, service or component involved. It gets even harder if you want to enable or disable features for certain deployments: you’ll need to wrap code in feature flags, write custom DB migration scripts, etc. There has to be a better way!
So what if you think of functionality as loose feature assemblies? We can construct our code in such a way that adding a feature is as simple as adding the assembly to your deployment, and removing it is done by just deleting the file. We would open the door for so many scenarios!
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Delphi Prism for iPhone/iPad and Linux with Mono and MonotouchAndreano Lanusse
One benefits of the .NET framework is its open architecture which allows you to build applications that run on Windows and other platforms. Using Delphi Prism, Mono and MonoTouch, developers can leverage their .NET and Delphi programming skills and existing code to build applications for Windows, Linux, Macintosh OSX, iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. During this session you will learn how to design and create .NET based cross platform applications
Presentation to Xamarin User Group in San Francisco, 19-Sep-2013... all the latest in Xamarin technology including iOS, Android, Xamarin Studio, Portable Class Libraries, Async/Await and TestCloud.
Slides for the DDD8a Modern .Net day on MonoTouch, MonoDroid and Windows Phone 7. The videos are up on YouTube and are talked over "live" so apologies if they don't make too much sense!
iOS Development Survival Guide for the .NET GuyNick Landry
Download the demo Xcode project from: http://db.tt/14dtriGU
SESSION ABSTRACT
You’ve been a .NET developer for the last 10 years. You love Visual Studio. You can spit out C# like a boy scout can tie a knot. But now your boss wants you to build an iPad app for the company. Or maybe you got a good deal on a Mac on eBay and you’ll finally write that cool iPhone app that will top the other 600K in the iOS App Store. So where do you get started? What development environment do you use? How do you write apps in Objective-C compared to C#? What other tools & libraries can you use? This session is your survival guide to the world of iOS development as seen from the eyes of a .NET developer. We’ll start from the basics and build our first iOS app, using analogies and comparisons from the familiar world of Visual Studio and .NET as our guide. We’ll also discuss how to structure our app project, how to test & deploy our app, and we’ll even take a quick look at some of the new developer features in iOS 7.
We'll also discuss how to cloud-enable your apps using Microsoft Azure Mobile Services, which features native support for iOS developers.
You’ll learn to blend in with the Apple crowd and talk like a true native in no time! If you’ve ever considered dipping your toes in the iWaters, this session is your chance to take your first dive.
Authors: Alexey Konoplev and Dzmitry Danchanka, www.eastbanctech.com
This deck provides an overview of the MS build\\2016 Conference:
- keynotes and most noticeable announcements,
- details on selected sessions attended.
It is intended for Tech Leads and Developers who are interested in web, mobile, and cloud technologies.
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7. Learn to read Objective-C
• All Apple documentation is in Obj-C
• Most examples are in Obj-C
• It’s not too hard to understand
• It might even be fun...
16. The Bindings
• MonoTouch namespace
• MonoTouch.Foo namespace
• Maps to CocoaTouch’s Foo Framework
• 1:1 Mapping of classes.
• MonoTouch.UIKit.UILabel
• CocoaTouch’s UIKit framework, UILabel
class
17. Strong Types
• Objective-C
• Arrays are weakly typed:
• NSArray return values.
• MonoTouch has strong types
• UIView[] Subviews { get; }
• vs
• NSArray *subviews;
• Intellisense - explore the API...
18. Garbage Collection
• Automatic:
• Mono’s GC will collect objects on demand
• Deterministic:
• Use when you need control.
• Every object in MonoTouch implements IDisposable
using (var image = UIImage.FromFile(“foo.png”)){
surface.DrawImage(image, 20, 20);
}
23. Pipeline
• Interface Builder GUI Designer
• Exact same tool used by Xcode
• Support for existing Xcode interfaces
• MonoDevelop IDE
24. Integration
• Tight integration between MD and IB
• IB produces XIBs with MD parses
• Automatic class generation in MD
• Generates partial classes for all types,
outlets and actions defined in Interface
Builder
26. Actions
• Objects emit broadcast messages to
receivers
• You can do this C#
• MonoDevelop takes care of the details for
you
• Creates partial methods for you extend
29. Well...
• MonoTouch released around 15th
September 2009
• MonoTouch 1.1 on 2nd October 2009
• MonoTouch 1.2 (Beta) released on 28th
October 2009... With Debugging support
• Currently on MonoTouch 1.4.5
30. Debugger
• MonoTouch debugger leverages Mono’s
new Soft-Debugger
• Supports the Simulator
• Supports the Device...
• even over WiFi
32. Caveats
• Debug binaries on devices are very large
• Cannot debug Main or FinishedLaunching
on device
• Consumes more memory runtime
• Performance hit
33. Getting started
• Get iPhone SDK from Apple
• Get Mono from Novell
• Get MonoTouch (evaluation version is free)
• Get MonoDevelop
• Register with Apple iPhone Developer
Program and purchase MonoTouch for
putting apps on device and AppStore.
Good afternoon, I’m going to talk a little bit about C# on the iPhone with Monotouch. I’m Chris Hardy and you go follow me on twitter @ chrisntr.
Good afternoon, I’m going to talk a little bit about C# on the iPhone with Monotouch. I’m Chris Hardy and you go follow me on twitter @ chrisntr.
I work for a company called Great Fridays and we’re mainly a web design agency working for people such as Ubisoft, Peter Gabriel and Emma Watson
I work for a company called Great Fridays and we’re mainly a web design agency working for people such as Ubisoft, Peter Gabriel and Emma Watson
I work for a company called Great Fridays and we’re mainly a web design agency working for people such as Ubisoft, Peter Gabriel and Emma Watson
I work for a company called Great Fridays and we’re mainly a web design agency working for people such as Ubisoft, Peter Gabriel and Emma Watson
This session I will be covering and hopefully answering some of your question on...
What is Monotouch...
How does it work...
Why would you use it...
and I’ll also show a demo or two on using MonoTouch
This session I will be covering and hopefully answering some of your question on...
What is Monotouch...
How does it work...
Why would you use it...
and I’ll also show a demo or two on using MonoTouch
This session I will be covering and hopefully answering some of your question on...
What is Monotouch...
How does it work...
Why would you use it...
and I’ll also show a demo or two on using MonoTouch
This session I will be covering and hopefully answering some of your question on...
What is Monotouch...
How does it work...
Why would you use it...
and I’ll also show a demo or two on using MonoTouch
This session I will be covering and hopefully answering some of your question on...
What is Monotouch...
How does it work...
Why would you use it...
and I’ll also show a demo or two on using MonoTouch
In the summer I thought I&#x2019;d have a go at iPhone programming, it&#x2019;s fun and it&#x2019;s enjoyable and it also involves... </next slide>
using Objective C and Xcode... this lead me to learn objective-c... which was hard coming from a PHP/Web background. Constant errors and manually hacking at SOAP requests was not much fun... XCode on the other hand was really nice although there is no concept of a project folder...
So, what is MonoTouch? First of all we should ask a different question.
The CIL (Common Intermediate Language) / Assembley is sent to Mono at Runtime and executed directly in memory...
The CIL (Common Intermediate Language) / Assembley is sent to Mono at Runtime and executed directly in memory...