course overview
Overview
In this course, you will learn to use Xamarin.Android to build fully native Android apps with Xamarin and C#. Aspects such as implementing multi-page Xamarin.Android apps using activities and stack navigation will be treated. You will learn how to incorporate standard and custom gestures into your app's user experience
Audience
Skills Gained
Prerequisites
Students should have significant previous experience with the C# programming language and familiarity with object-oriented programming concepts such as inheritance and interfaces. Knowledge of or experience with the Native Android SDK's are a big plus.
Five days
Outline
Outline of Xamarin Android Training 1. Introduction to Xamarin.Android
2. Introduction to Cross-Platform Mobile Development
3. Activities and Intents
Implement multi-page Xamarin.Android apps using Activities and stack navigation.
4. ListViews and Adapters
5. RecyclerView and CardView in Android
6. Consuming REST-based Web Services
7. Working with SQLite and Mobile Data
8. Toolbar and App Bar
9. Android navigation
10. Android Services
11. Google Maps
12. Location Services
Track the device's location and find points-of-interest nearby.
13. Mobile Application Architecture
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