Getting Started with Xamarin.Essentials in Xamarin.Forms

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David Broadfoot

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:55

02 - Getting Started

02 - Course Introduction.mp4

03:01

03 - The Role of Xamarin.Essentials.mp4

02:59

04 - Introducing the Sample Application.mp4

01:29

05 - Preparing Your Machine.mp4

05:36

06 - Installing Xamarin.Essentials.mp4

03:03

07 - Requesting Permissions.mp4

04:20

08 - Summary.mp4

00:33

03 - Using Device Services & Status

09 - Module Introduction.mp4

00:35

10 - Geolocation.mp4

08:21

11 - Geocoding.mp4

03:33

12 - Connectivity.mp4

04:17

13 - Battery.mp4

04:12

14 - Vibration.mp4

01:44

15 - Text-to-speech.mp4

04:33

16 - Flashlight.mp4

02:13

17 - Summary.mp4

00:38

04 - Using Device Sensors

18 - Module Introduction.mp4

01:32

19 - Compass.mp4

05:16

20 - Barometer.mp4

05:42

21 - Magnetometer.mp4

03:53

22 - Accelerometer Detect Shake.mp4

03:50

23 - Gyroscope.mp4

03:16

24 - Orientation Sensor.mp4

05:48

25 - Summary.mp4

00:33

05 - Integrating with Other Apps

26 - Module Introduction.mp4

00:46

27 - Phone Dialer.mp4

02:09

28 - SMS.mp4

01:58

29 - Email.mp4

03:21

30 - Maps.mp4

03:27

31 - Open Browser.mp4

01:51

32 - Launcher.mp4

03:17

33 - Share.mp4

02:28

34 - Clipboard.mp4

01:36

35 - Summary.mp4

00:32

06 - Using Storage, System Info, and Other Helpers

36 - Module Introduction.mp4

00:52

37 - Preferences.mp4

04:11

38 - Secure Storage.mp4

04:00

39 - File System Helpers.mp4

03:29

40 - App Information.mp4

02:36

41 - Device Information.mp4

03:03

42 - Device Display Information.mp4

02:30

43 - Main Thread.mp4

02:26

44 - Version Tracking.mp4

01:52

45 - Converters and Extensions.mp4

04:51

46 - Summary.mp4

01:01

07 - Keeping Code Testable

47 - Module Introduction.mp4

00:29

48 - Testing Native Features.mp4

01:59

49 - Demo - Unit Testing and Xamarin.Essentials.mp4

03:55

50 - Summary and Course Closing.mp4

00:56

Description

Want to learn how you can use native iOS and Android features using C# from a single cross platform app? In this practical course, you'll learn how to do so by building a Xamarin.Forms application with Xamarin.Essentials.

What You'll Learn?

At the core of mobile app development is a thorough knowledge of native functionality offered on each platform. In this course, Getting Started with Xamarin.Essentials in Xamarin.Forms, you will gain an understanding of how to leverage these unique operating system and platform services through one common C# API. First, you will learn how to use device services such as geolocation, geocoding and text-to-speech. Next, you will explore device sensors such as the accelerometer, gyroscope, and compass. Finally, you will discover how to integrate with other apps including maps, phone and email. In total, you'll learn 33 native feature that Xamarin.Essentials unlocks on Android, iOS, and UWP devices. When you are finished with this course, you will be able to apply the different components of Xamarin.Essentials to bring native features into your own Xamarin.Forms project

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David has been developing software professionally since 2007. Ever since then he's continued working with the latest Microsoft technologies and explored many others. These days you can find him working on full stack distributed applications using a mix of NServiceBus, .NET Core, Xamarin, WPF and AWS. He currently works for Smokeball, an innovative legal tech company, as a development manager in Sydney, Australia.

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