What’s new for developers in Visual Studio 2017
Building native iOS, Android, and Windows apps in C# with Visual Studio 2017
Play Building native iOS, Android, and Windows apps in C# with Visual Studio 2017
Description
Visual Studio 2017 includes support for designing and building mobile applications with C# for Android, iOS, and Windows. With Xamarin for Visual Studio, you can use the language and IDE you know and love to get to market fast and reach all your customers, no matter which platform they use.
In this session, you will:
- Explore Xamarin for Visual Studio, including Xamarin.Android, Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Forms
- Learn how to structure your code to maximize code sharing
- Ask questions and get answers from Xamarin University experts
- Leave ready to translate your ideas into fully native mobile apps
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The Discussion
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Manish Wrong video or title?
This video is same as the video on "Visualize and Debug your Live Application with Xamarin Inspector and Workbooks".
I was hoping to see the Visual Studio 2917 launch training day video recording as I couldn't get in as the servers were overloaded on the launch day (makes me wonder if Visual Studio launch was running on Azure to automatically scale to handle the request? ;)). -
Manish Xamarin Workbooks = Jupyter (https://jupyter.org/)
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gduncan411 @Manish: Great point (about the possible session/video confusion). Just escalated this... Thanks for the heads-up.
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Mark Brown Xamarin University and Books are VS2015 which is very different from VS2017. I see the changeover to Core to simplify but nothing in training enables a neophyte like me to acquire Xamarin in VS2017 as far as I can see. Even the VS2017 training refers back to VS2015 docs.
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MPosadas A good intro! Expecting more on this exciting tech...)
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filipog :D Xamarin.Forms and native :D performance tiaaa :D with big lists I would like to see that :D
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alarcon eu acho que meu download do VS17 ta demorando muito pra ja desenvolver um App rapidinho rsrs