Xamarin Development Training Institute in Dehradun

Xamarin Training

Xamarin enables us to develop Native Mobile applications across multiple platforms: Android, iOS and Windows Phone. The course enables the participants to write Native looking user interfaces with C# and Xamarin Libraries. Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android are the two libraries that will be taught to develop iOS and Android Apps. Predominantly, the course participants will be using Xamarin Studio or Visual Studio (Microsoft) as the developer IDEs.

Course Outline

Xamarin Android

Introduction to Xamarin Android

Course Overview
Mono in Visual Studio 2012
Hello World
Deploying to a Device

User Interface

Views and Layouts
Table Layouts
Relative Layouts

Basic User Interface Widgets

Text View
Edit View
AutoComplete Edit
Button
Image Button
Spinner
Checkbox
Radio Buttons and Groups
Date and Time Pickers
Clocks
Images

Advanced User Interface

Tabs
Action Bars
Menus
Keyboards
Basic Lists
Simple List Adapters
Grids
Custom List Adapters
Expandable List Adapters
Using Expandable List Adapters
Localization

Activities / Intents and Services

Activities and Intents
Activity Life Cycle
Services
Content Providers
Broadcast Receivers
Alarms
Passing Data between Activities

Servlet - 2

Hello World Servlet Program
Servlet Life Cycle
Important Servlet Methods
Servlet Config
Servlet Context
Request Dispatcher Object
Request Dispacther Methods
Session Management
Cookies
Servlet Filter Introduction
Servlet Filter Mapping

Data

Options for Data
Creating a SqlLite Database
CRUD Operations
Using Data in Lists
Remote Data – WCF
Remote Data – JSON

File System

File Storage
Preferences

Media

Using the Camera
Embedding the Camera in an Application
Playing Audio
Recording Audio Playing Video
Recording Video
Media Store

Using Other Applications

Email
Sending an SMS
Receiving an SMS
Making a Phone Call
Monitoring the Phone
Browser
Maps
YouTube
Displaying Contacts
Editing Contacts
Download Manager

Location Services

Retrieving Current Location
GPS in the Emulator
Geocoding
Google Maps

Services

Creating a Background Service
Using Background Threads
Communicate with the UI from Background
Notifications

Networking

Bluetooth Activity
Bluetooth Service
Checking Network Availability
WiFi Manager

Publishing

Testing
Versioning the Final Build
Signing
Publishing

Xamarin Forms

Building Your First Xamarin.Forms App

Introduction
What You Need to Develop with Xamarin.Forms
Creating a Xamarin.Forms Solution in Visual Studio
Creating a Xamarin.Forms Solution in Xamarin Studio
Creating a Simple Xamarin.Forms Screen
Running the App in iOS
Running the App in Android
Making the App Interactive

Understanding Xamarin Forms

What Is Xamarin Forms?
Xamarin vs. Xamarin.Forms
Xamarin.Forms App Startup
Xamarin.Forms Component Types
Mixing Platform and Shared Code

Providing UI Behavior with Views and XAML

Available XAML Views
Creating a Simple UI with XAML
Making XAML Components Visible to Code Behind
Handling View Events in Code Behind
Running the XAML App Across Devices

Xamarin Forms ListViews

Getting Things Lined Up
Creating Simple ListView
Clearing the Current Selection
Using ListView with Linq
Displaying a Custom Class in a ListView
Using Databinding with a ListView
Multiline Display with TextCel
Customize ListView Appearance
Using the Customized Appearance

Xamarin Forms Layouts

The Kinds and Purposes of Layouts
Create StackLayout
ScrollView
Multiple StackLayouts
Applying LayoutOptions
AbsoluteLayout Proportional Sizing
AbsoluteLayout Proportional Positioning
RelativeLayout Using Parent
RelativeLayout Using Another View

Cross-platform options

Shared Projects
PCL Solution

Understanding Data Binding

Introduction to the Module
Simple Data Binding
Data Binding to a List
Introduction to Grouping
Grouping Code Behind
Grouping XAML

Persisting Data with SQLite

Adding SQLite Package
Adding the SQLite Interface
Adding Contact Database
Adding the SAVE operations
Adding the Remaining CRUD Operations
iOS Specific Code
Creating an Entry Page
Retrieving Data
Button Event Handlers
Completing the Project
The Native Directory Structures
Using SQLite with different platforms in PCL
Using SQLite with different platforms in Shared Project
Accessing Application Folders and Shared Folders
Adapting the Code to Platform specific Folder structure
Accessing resources from Shared resources

Separating Data and Presentation with MVVM

MVVM
Triggers

Consuming Rest Services

Creating the MVVM Structure and the Model
Creating the User Interface
- Creating the ViewMode
- Using Async
Running the Program

Programming in Xamarin

Xamarin Training

Course Outline

Xamarin Android

Xamarin Forms

Mobile Training

Core Skills & Expertise

Web Development

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