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In this episode, Robert welcomes James Montemagno back to the show to talk about how you can get started developing with Xamarin. James shows exactly what you need to get started building mobile apps with Xamarin including the hardware required and software you need to install. He then shows how to leverage your existing .NET and C# skills to create iOS, Android and Windows mobile apps in Visual Studio with Xamarin. He also shows how to reuse existing .NET libraries and share business logic across apps.
Resources:
- Get Started
- Visual Studio Dev Essentials
- James on Twitter
- James on GitHub
- James's Surface Book Setup Guide
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The Discussion
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manojkulkarni30 Very helpful thankx
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manojkulkarni30 Very helpful
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Piseth I got the following error while deploy my solution. Please help
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Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error The file "obj\Debug\android\bin\packaged_resources" does not exist. App1
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Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error "aapt.exe" exited with code -1073741819. App1 -
JamesMontemagno @Piseth please head over to our forums: http://forums.xamarin.com or email support at support@xamarin.com with more details on the issue.
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exim uff, from time to time I get reminded that it is pronounced as Zamarin... but I anyway call it Xamarin (with X as X). Why on the earth somebody decided to pronounce X as Z....
Btw, do you also pronounce XOR (eXclusive OR) as ZOR? :) -
rogreen @exim: X followed by a vowel is pronounced using a Z. Xerxes is pronounced Zerxes. Xanadu is pronounced Zanadu. Xamarin is pronounced Zamarin. And if XOR was a real word in the language, then yes, it would be pronounced Zor. :)
Robert
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exim Btw, any news about Xamarin.Forms? This is the main selling point for many - but I have an impression Forms doesn't have a good reputation, does it?
What's in the roadmap for this? Any plans to further develop it? -
rogreen @exim: Check out the latest episode of this show, where James shows us what's new in Xamarin.Forms :)
Robert
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exim Oh, fresh video!
Thanks Robert, now I have some food for tonight :)