Working with Native Features in Xamarin.Forms 4 Applications

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Christopher Miller

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01 Course Overview

01 COU.MP4

01:07

02 Course Introduction

02 OVE.MP4

06:05

03 DEM.MP4

06:58

03 Using Xamarin.Essentials

04 OVE.MP4

05:11

05 DEM.MP4

14:51

06 ADD.MP4

06:04

07 COM.MP4

05:48

08 SUM.MP4

01:39

04 The Device Class

09 OVE.MP4

00:45

10 FEA.MP4

06:08

11 DEM.MP4

07:14

12 SUM.MP4

01:05

05 Using the DependencyService Class

13 OVE.MP4

01:58

14 HOW.MP4

04:30

15 DEM.MP4

06:49

16 DEM.MP4

06:18

17 DEM.MP4

02:56

18 SUM.MP4

01:05

06 Accessing Native Features through Dependency Injection

19 OVE.MP4

02:48

20 HOW.MP4

06:14

21 DEM.MP4

05:04

22 SUM.MP4

03:21

Description

Xamarin.Forms will let you create applications for multiple platforms using a shared codebase. This course will teach you how to use multiple techniques for accessing native platform features that are not directly exposed to the Xamarin.Forms.

What You'll Learn?

When working in Xamarin.Form there are multiple ways to access native features. In this course, Working with Native Features in Xamarin.Forms Applications, you'll learn how to be able to access features specific to a platform from your Xamarin code.

First, you will explore how to use Xamarin.Essentials to access settings and components that are common to multiple platforms.

Next, you will see how to use the Device class to access device physical characteristics and make threadsafe UI calls from background threads. Then, you will delve into how to use the DependencyService class to access native features and extend existing functionality at the platform level.

Finally, you will discover how to use Dependency Injection with the Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection library as another way to access platform specific features.

When you have finished the course, you will have the skills needed to access native features for your applications.

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Chris is a Microsoft MVP, a Xamarin Certified Mobile Developer for iOS and Android, and the leader of the Tech Valley .NET User Group. He has been developing on various platforms for way too long to detail, but currently works and writes about C# programming using Microsoft and Xamarin tools. For the last decade or so, Chris has worked for Tyler Technologies, in the school transportation market.

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