Xamarin Android A Master Guide to App Development in C#

Xamarin Android – A Master Guide to App Development in C#, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 77 lectures, based on 396 reviews, and has 2281 subscribers.

You will learn about Create fantastic and functional Android Apps Understand common Android design patterns Use graphics and animations Create list views with custom designs This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to C# should ONLY take this course after completing an intro to C# course! or Those with coding experience but little Xamarin or Android experience should take this course It is particularly useful for Beginners to C# should ONLY take this course after completing an intro to C# course! or Those with coding experience but little Xamarin or Android experience should take this course.

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Summary

Title: Xamarin Android – A Master Guide to App Development in C#

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 77

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Curriculum Items: 77

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 76

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create fantastic and functional Android Apps

Understand common Android design patterns

Use graphics and animations

Create list views with custom designs

Who Should Attend

Beginners to C# should ONLY take this course after completing an intro to C# course!

Those with coding experience but little Xamarin or Android experience should take this course

Target Audiences

Beginners to C# should ONLY take this course after completing an intro to C# course!

Those with coding experience but little Xamarin or Android experience should take this course

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Released End of April 2016 this course contains up to date instructions on creating fantastic Android apps using the latest version of Xamarin 4.0

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This course is designed to be the complete reference guide for building apps in Xamarin.Android. I will teach you Android specific concepts and cover most of the code you will ever need!?

Take this course and you will go from beginner to completely proficient. No more translating of Java code to try make your Xamarin?Android application work. Now you have all the C# and .Net coding answers contained in this course!

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Forget the $2000 fee at Xamarin University, get the same information here for a fraction of the cost!

What You’ll Learn:

Make your First Xamarin.Android App

Basic UI Elements on Android

Advanced UI Elements on Android

List Views (scrolling lists)

Android resources

Activities on Android

Activity life cycles (very important)

XML drawable graphics

Animations

Android file system structure

Where your app can store files

App permissions

Alerts and notifications

Material design themes

Creating toolbars

Launcher icons (or app icons)

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BONUS 1:I give you lots of handy tips and advice in lectures (not included in list above)

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BONUS 2: Ask me to create a lecture for anything you want to see in this course. Completely FREE.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How You Should Use This Course (Important, Please do not Skip)

Lecture 3: Xamarin.Android and Simulator Setup on a Mac

Lecture 4: Xamarin.Android and Simulator Setup on a PC

Chapter 2: Create Your First Xamarin.Android App

Lecture 1: Introduction to Create Your First Xamarin.Android App

Lecture 2: Creating and Running a Xamarin.Android App

Lecture 3: Walkthrough of Android Specific Project Layouts

Lecture 4: Task – Your First Xamarin.Android App

Lecture 5: Solution – Your First Xamarin.Android App

Lecture 6: Summary of Create Your First Xamarin.Android App

Chapter 3: Xamarin Android Layouts and Basic UI

Lecture 1: Introduction to Xamarin Android Layouts and Basic UI

Lecture 2: Linear Layouts (and Layouts in General)

Lecture 3: Relative Layouts

Lecture 4: Text Views and Edit Text Views

Lecture 5: Manipulating Screen Objects with Button Clicks

Lecture 6: Task – Slow Text Mover

Lecture 7: Solution – Slow Text Mover

Lecture 8: Summary of Xamarin Android Layouts and Basic UI

Chapter 4: More Xamarin Android Basic UI

Lecture 1: Introduction to More Xamarin Android Basic UI

Lecture 2: Radio Buttons, Radio Groups and How to Debug Android Apps

Lecture 3: Toggle Buttons

Lecture 4: Spinners for Selecting Items from Drop Down Lists

Lecture 5: Task – Create a Radio Group to Select 2 Separate Lists

Lecture 6: Solution – Create a Radio Group to Select 2 Separate Lists

Lecture 7: Summary of More Xamarin Android Basic UI

Chapter 5: Create a Xamarin.Android App With Scrolling Lists

Lecture 1: Introduction to Creating a Xamarin.Android App With Scrolling Lists

Lecture 2: Scrolling Lists on Android – What is a List View?

Lecture 3: Create a List View with Basic Rows

Lecture 4: Handling List View Clicks

Lecture 5: Show More Complicated Data with a Custom Adapter

Lecture 6: Create a List View with Custom Rows

Lecture 7: List View – Fast Scrolling and Section Indexing

Lecture 8: Summary of Creating a Xamarin.Android App With Scrolling Lists

Chapter 6: Resources on Xamarin.Android

Lecture 1: Introduction to Resources on Xamarin.Android

Lecture 2: How to Load an Image in a Layout or Programmatically

Lecture 3: How to Translate Your App With no Extra Coding

Lecture 4: Differences Between Assets and Resources

Lecture 5: Creating Images for Different Screen Densities

Lecture 6: Summary of Resources on Xamarin.Android

Chapter 7: Activities on Xamarin.Android

Lecture 1: Introduction to Activities on Xamarin.Android

Lecture 2: What is an Activity Exactly?

Lecture 3: How to Start New Activities

Lecture 4: How to Pass Data Between Activities

Lecture 5: Activity Lifecycles – What Happens and When

Lecture 6: Summary of Activity Lifecycles on Xamarin.Android

Chapter 8: Graphics and Simple Animation on Xamarin Android

Lecture 1: Introduction to Graphics and Simple Animation on Xamarin.Android

Lecture 2: Where Can You Use Graphics and Animation?

Lecture 3: XML Drawable Graphics

Lecture 4: XML Drawable Graphics for Button States

Lecture 5: Fading Between Images with XML Drawable Animations

Lecture 6: View Animations (Original Android API)

Lecture 7: Property Animations (Preferred)

Lecture 8: Summary of Graphics and Simple Animation on Xamarin.Android

Chapter 9: Directories, Files, Reading and Writing

Lecture 1: Introduction to Directories, Files, Reading and Writing

Lecture 2: The Android File System Structure

Lecture 3: Where can Android Apps Write Files to?

Lecture 4: How to Create and List Files and Folders in Xamarin.Android

Lecture 5: How to Read and Write a Text File in Xamarin.Android

Lecture 6: Task – Log File Creation

Lecture 7: Solution – Log File Creation

Lecture 8: Summary of Directories, Files, Reading and Writing

Chapter 10: Alerts and Notifications on Xamarin.Android

Lecture 1: Introduction to Alerts and Notifications on Xamarin.Android

Lecture 2: Basic Alert Dialogs and List Dialogs on Android

Lecture 3: Toasts on Android

Lecture 4: Local Notifications on Android

Lecture 5: Summary of Alerts and Notifications on Xamarin.Android

Chapter 11: Themes, Action Bars and Toolbars with Material Design

Lecture 1: Introduction to Themes, Action Bars and Toolbars with Material Design

Lecture 2: Theming an App with Material Design (AppCompat)

Lecture 3: Implementing Action Bar or Toolbar

Lecture 4: How to Include Menu Items in a Toolbar

Lecture 5: Summary of Themes, Action Bars and Toolbars with Material Design

Chapter 12: App Icons in Xamarin.Android

Lecture 1: Introduction to App Icons in Xamarin.Android

Lecture 2: Application Icon Design Philosophy

Lecture 3: Launcher Icon Sizing Creation and Assigning in Xamarin Studio

Lecture 4: Summary of App Icons in Xamarin.Android

Chapter 13: Thanks for Watching and Contribute Your Xamarin Requests

Lecture 1: Get More Free Xamarin Tutorials

Instructors

Grant Klimaytys
Software Engineer and Investor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 11 votes

2 stars: 12 votes

3 stars: 47 votes

4 stars: 116 votes

5 stars: 210 votes

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