Episode 12: MVVM Light and Xamarin with Laurent Bugnion
Description
Welcome to The Xamarin Show Snack Pack Edition. A Snack Pack is bite sized episode that is focused on a specific topic and covered in just a few minutes. In this episode we take a look at how to get started using Xamarin Workbooks. Workbooks is an interactive documentation tool for exploring a myriad of topics, from the basics of the C# language to fundamentals of computer science and advanced topics surrounding mobile application development.
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- Xamarin Workbooks Portal
- Blog: Introducing Workbooks and Inspector
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The Discussion
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Esteban Verbel This is great! Thanks for sharing James
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Craig B this looks really cool. great way to either learn, or document a new bit of code :)
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Fabrizio Very good
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SamehSalem Xamarin gives an important heights for C# developers and we are now able to approach new lands we wasn't able to compete there , but a there is a difficulty in adapting and dealing with the framework , the reference is giving the way to doing specific stuff , you know that we need to know how you designed it to be used , and i think here you are giving us what we want , i am 1 year old to the field so probably i have that difficulty because i miss something , thanks James for giving us chance to compete java dudes .
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henryqng Wow, can I give you 6-star rating?
I'm a full time ASP.NET developer. I recently learned Xamarin and was able to create my iOS apps using the language that I love, C#.
Now, I can use Xamarin workbooks to learn more new things.
Thanks for a wonderful snack pack James!
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Naina Amazing concept (y).
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aboalwi Absolutely brilliant!