Creating List-based Screens in Xamarin.Forms 4

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Douglas Starnes

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:31

02 - List Views in Xamarin.Forms

02 - Using Data Sources with ListViews.mp4

03:49

03 - Demo - Using Data Sources with ListViews.mp4

03:31

04 - Grouped ListViews.mp4

01:36

05 - Demo - Grouped ListViews.mp4

03:33

06 - Headers and Footers.mp4

01:51

07 - Selecting Cells.mp4

04:38

08 - Context Actions.mp4

02:59

09 - Pull to Refresh.mp4

03:33

03 - Collection Views in Xamarin.Forms

10 - Using Data Sources with CollectionViews.mp4

05:31

11 - CollectionView Layouts.mp4

06:51

12 - Selection in CollectionViews.mp4

05:03

13 - SwipeViews.mp4

06:28

14 - Summary.mp4

01:37

04 - Table Views in Xamarin.Forms

15 - Table View Features.mp4

04:38

16 - Demo - TableView.mp4

06:37

05 - Templates and Appearance

17 - Resource Dictionaries.mp4

09:36

18 - Styling Xamarin.Forms with XAML and CSS.mp4

08:03

19 - Summary.mp4

01:57

06 - Data Binding

20 - Data Binding Essentials.mp4

05:02

21 - Demo - Data Binding Essentials.mp4

03:30

22 - Value Converters.mp4

01:29

23 - Demo - Value Converters .mp4

03:14

24 - MVVM.mp4

03:47

25 - Demo - MVVM.mp4

03:33

26 - Summary.mp4

01:33

27 - Course Summary.mp4

01:20

Description

One requirement of almost all mobile applications is the ability to display lists or collections of data. With Xamarin.Forms, you can make short work of this using a single codebase for the UI and logic that runs on multiple platforms.

What You'll Learn?

Take a look at popular mobile applications such as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. They all have one thing in common. The focus of the UI is a list of data items, but they all have customized styles and layouts. In this course, Creating List-based Screens in Xamarin.Forms 4, you’ll learn how to build data-driven mobile UIs with flexible and aesthetic layouts. First, you’ll explore the three types of list-based controls, the ListView, CollectionView, and TableView. Then, you'll discover how to craft the UI and how to respond to user touches. Next, you’ll delve into styling, resources, and techniques to easily create a consistent look across your application. Finally, you’ll learn how to harness the power of data binding with value converters and Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM). When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of list-based screens in Xamarin.Forms needed to quickly develop data-driven applications with only one codebase.

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Douglas Starnes is a tech author, professional explainer and Microsoft Most Valuable Professional in developer technologies in Memphis, TN. He is published on Pluralsight, Real Python and SkillShare. Douglas is co-director of the Memphis Python User Group, Memphis .NET User Group, Memphis Xamarin User Group and Memphis Power Platform User Group. He is also on the organizing committees of Scenic City Summit in Chattanooga, and TDevConf, a virtual conference in the state of Tennessee. A frequent conference and user group speaker, Douglas has delivered more than 70 featured presentations and workshops at more than 35 events over the past 10 years. He holds a Bachelor of Music degree with an emphasis on Music Composition from the University of Memphis.

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