Brief Summary
This course is your ticket to mastering mobile app development with C# and Xamarin! You’ll create apps for both iOS and Android without the fuss of learning multiple languages—just one language all the way!
Key Points
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Learn to build mobile apps for iOS & Android using C#.
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Discover how to share code effectively between platforms.
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Create your very own applications step-by-step!
Learning Outcomes
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Develop native apps for both Android and iOS using a single codebase.
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Understand the shared code strategies for maximum efficiency.
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Gain hands-on experience by building real-world applications throughout the course.
About This Course
Write code once - use C# to develop mobile applications from zero to deployment
Deliver native apps for Android and iOS! Build apps for multiple platforms using one language, IDE and API's everywhere.
You would like to make apps for both iOS and Android platform, but for obvious reason you don't want to learn Objective-C or Swift to build app for iOS and after that learn Java to write the same app for Android. You can learn once and write all apps in C# with Xamarin.
Share code everywhere.
You will learn various methods of sharing code, we find out which one allow you to share an average of 75 % of previously written code. To build interface you can use Xamarin.Forms and share nearly 100%.
Project based course.
Along this course you will create applications that show you step by step the most important elements and functions used in Xamarin projects. We guarantee that course will help you to create your own, advanced applications that fully native and adapted to most of mobile iOS and Android devices available on the market.Â
C# is the best language for mobile app development - anything you can do in Objective-C, Swift or Java, you can do in C#.
Deliver native apps for Android and iOS! Build apps for multiple platforms using one language, IDE and API's everywhere.
Developing Xamarin.Android apps
Developing Xamarin.iOS apps
Shared code overview - Shared Project
Guillermo M.
These topics are missing:
Mapping data (SQLite.Net and repository pattern)
Creating a WebAPI project
Hosting a database on Microsoft Azure
Connecting to the database using Entity Framework
Publishing a service and integrating with a mobile app
Creating an app using Xamarin.Forms and the Prism framework