Monitoring Your Mobile Apps in the Wild
Play iOS & Android Development for the C# Developer with Xamarin
Description
As the mobile landscape continues to expand and evolve managing multiple code bases in different programming languages and development tools can become a nightmare fast. In this session you will learn about the technology that Xamarin offers and how it works to enable developers to leverage a shared C# code base across all mobile platforms.
James will walk you through developing, designing, deploying, and optimizing your first mobile apps for iOS, Android, and Windows from a single code base. You will walk away with the knowledge to build cross platform mobile app with C# features such as LINQ, async/await, events, and delegates and inside Visual Studio.
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The Discussion
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Programazing I see this is only available in Low Quality, are more qualities coming or is that it?
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JamesMontemagno Here is the source code from the session! https://github.com/jamesmontemagno/app-imagesearch-cogs
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gduncan411 @Programazing: All are there now. The encoding/publishing process first does and releases the Low, then continues and follows up with Med and High...
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Programazing @gduncan411:Sorry about that. You'd think as many virtual Microsoft events as I've been to through channel 9 I'd know that by now.
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Wayne King Choke up chicken
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JWP James;
Excellent Presentation James. I love your async/await patterns for button click as it shows a very simple paradigm
- Set View States on GUI thread,
- Issue awaited function calls asynchronously
- Return with data, set states on GUI thread.
Truly as simple as 1,2,3...
As we move more into Functional styles (step 2 above), we are reminded of the phrase "Favor composition over inheritance"...