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TDC2016SP - Cross-Platform Development with C#
This document discusses using Xamarin to build mobile apps with C# that can run on iOS, Android, and Windows. It highlights that with Xamarin.Forms, developers can share more code across platforms, including shared UI code and a shared backend. It lists several .NET namespaces and platform-specific APIs that are available to Xamarin developers. The document promotes using C# and Xamarin to accelerate cross-platform mobile development for over 2.5 billion devices running iOS, Android, Windows, and Windows Phone.
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- 3. Thiago Cruz Soares SeniorSoftware Engineer thiago.soares@gft.com
- 4. DESIGN – DEVELOP- INTEGRATE TEST MONITOR LEARN
- 5. Shared C# codebase• 100% native API access • High performance iOS C# UI Windows C# UIAndroid C# UI Shared C# Mobile C# Server Linux/Mono CoreCLRAzure Shared C# Client/Server
- 6. Shared C# codebase• 100% native API access • High performance Shared C# Mobile Shared C# Client/Server C# Server
- 7. Abordagem tradicional Xamarin Com Xamarin.Forms: Maiscódigo compartilhado iOS C# UI Windows C# UIAndroid C# UI Shared C# Backend Shared UI Code Shared C# Backend
- 8. Xamarin - 100%de códigos nativos para iOS, Android e Windows
- 9. iOS, Android &Windows Apps com C# iOS, Android and Windows Cross-platform C#
- 10. Acelerando o desenvolvimento com códigocompartilhado Azure Mobile Services component Windows, iOS e Android apps com Visual Studio C# e .NET para mobile suporte generics, lambdas, anonymous methods, delegates, async-await e Portable Class Libraries
- 11. Microsoft.Phone Microsoft.Networking Windows.StorageWindows.Foundation Microsoft.Devices System.Data System.Windows System.Numerics System.Core System.ServiceModel System.Net System System.IO System.Linq System.Xml
- 12. MapKit UIKit iBeaconCoreGraphics CoreMotion System.Data System.Windows System.Numerics System.Core System.ServiceModel System.Net System System.IO System.Linq System.Xml
- 13. Text-to-speech ActionBar PrintingFramework Renderscript NFC System.Data System.Windows System.Numerics System.Core System.ServiceModel System.Net System System.IO System.Linq System.Xml
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- 15. See the Difference– Attributed Strings C# com XamarinObjective-C
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- 17. C# com XamarinJava C#& Async com Xamarin
- 19. iOS, Android, Windows,Windows Phone, Mac 2.5+ Bilhões de devices!
- 23. Obrigado Thiago Cruz Soares SeniorSoftware Engineer thiago.soares@gft.com
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- #11 Talk Track:
- #15 Statically typed so you avoid a pitfall of errors that afflict other languages. Use LINQ in your Xamarin projects to query, filter and select data from in-memory arrays, or from databases such as SQLite. Parsing XML is easy Setting up event handling is a breeze Intellisense, lambdas, etc. are all awesome.
- #16 Here is an example of creating an attributed string. Take advantage of C# features and set properties easily
- #17 Here we are looking for the PacketSizeUpperBound, 1 line of code
- #18 Here we can see how easy it is just to do a += for an event and not have to implement a bunch of listeners every time. Easy to read, string.Format, using args, etc. In fact we can make this call Async/Await by just adding async to the delegate!
- #21 Take advantage of everything great about C# and now write code that can be shared across all platforms iOS Android, Mac Windows (WPF, Store, Phone, ASP.NET, etc)