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Xamarin.Forms Succinctly

by Alessandro Del Sole

Xamarin.Forms Succinctly

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The demand for mobile applications across Android, iOS, and Windows platforms often puts developers accustomed to .NET and C# in a bind. The gap between platform operating systems, programming languages, and devices is an immense obstacle. Ideally, these developers would be able use their existing skills and knowledge to build native mobile apps. Xamarin. Forms makes this possible. In Xamarin.Forms Succinctly by Alessandro Del Sole, you will learn how Xamarin.Forms allows developers to build apps for Android, iOS, and Windows from a single C# codebase through the use of containers, controls, navigation, data binding, native APIs, and more. It covers features added in Xamarin.Forms versions 3.0 and 3.1, the XAML code editor, tools for developing iOS applications, and using native Android and iOS controls without writing custom APIs.

This open book is licensed strictly for personal or educational use. You can download Xamarin.Forms Succinctly ebook for free in PDF format (3.5 MB).

Table of Contents

Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
Getting Started with Xamarin.Forms
Chapter 3
Sharing Code Among Platforms
Chapter 4
Building the User Interface with XAML
Chapter 5
Organizing the UI with Layouts
Chapter 6
Xamarin.Forms Common Controls
Chapter 7
Pages and Navigation
Chapter 8
Resources and Data Binding
Chapter 9
Accessing Platform-Specific APIs
Chapter 10
Managing the App Lifecycle
Appendix
Useful Resources

Book Details

Title
Xamarin.Forms Succinctly
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Syncfusion
Published
2018
Pages
145
Edition
1
Language
English
PDF Size
3.5 MB
License
For personal or educational use

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