Android Development Using C# and Visual Studio 2012

Android Development Using C# and Visual Studio 2012, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 94 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 59 subscribers.

You will learn about This course will serve as an introduction on how to create applications for Android using Mono and C#. This course is ideal for individuals who are Mobile Developers It is particularly useful for Mobile Developers.

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Summary

Title: Android Development Using C# and Visual Studio 2012

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 94

Number of Published Lectures: 94

Number of Curriculum Items: 94

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 94

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

This course will serve as an introduction on how to create applications for Android using Mono and C#.

Who Should Attend

Mobile Developers

Target Audiences

Mobile Developers

Mobile development has become increasingly important and popular. There are two platforms that own most of the current market share: Android and IOS. Microsoft has not been successful to date in the mobile market, and developers that are comfortable using Microsoft tools may feel left behind. It is possible, however, to create mobile applications for both Android and IOS using Microsoft Visual Studio and the Mono framework. This course will serve as an introduction on how to create applications for Android using Mono and C#. It will cover basic setup, UI development, options for working with data, interfacing with other Android features, like audio, camera and GPS, and publishing the application to Google Play. This title is a self-paced software training course delivered via pre-recorded video. We do not provide additional information outside of the posted content.

Work files for this course can be downloaded from the first lecture.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Lecture 3: Mono in Visual Studio 2012

Lecture 4: Hello World

Lecture 5: Deploying to a Device

Chapter 2: User Interface

Lecture 1: Views and Layouts

Lecture 2: Table Layouts

Lecture 3: Relative Layouts

Chapter 3: Basic User Interface Widgets

Lecture 1: Text View

Lecture 2: Edit View

Lecture 3: AutoComplete Edit

Lecture 4: Button

Lecture 5: Image Button

Lecture 6: Spinner

Lecture 7: Checkbox

Lecture 8: Radio Buttons and Groups

Lecture 9: Date and Time Pickers

Lecture 10: Clocks

Lecture 11: Images

Chapter 4: Advanced User Interface

Lecture 1: Tabs

Lecture 2: Action Bars

Lecture 3: Menus

Lecture 4: Keyboards

Lecture 5: Basic Lists

Lecture 6: Simple List Adapters

Lecture 7: Grids

Lecture 8: Custom List Adapters

Lecture 9: Expandable List Adapters

Lecture 10: Using Expandable List Adapters

Lecture 11: Localization

Chapter 5: Activities / Intents and Services

Lecture 1: Activities and Intents

Lecture 2: Activity Life Cycle

Lecture 3: Services

Lecture 4: Content Providers

Lecture 5: Broadcast Receivers

Lecture 6: Alarms

Lecture 7: Passing Data between Activities

Chapter 6: Data

Lecture 1: Options for Data

Lecture 2: Creating a SqlLite Database

Lecture 3: CRUD Operations

Lecture 4: Using Data in Lists

Lecture 5: Remote Data – WCF

Lecture 6: Remote Data – JSON

Chapter 7: File System

Lecture 1: File Storage

Lecture 2: Preferences

Chapter 8: Media

Lecture 1: Using the Camera

Lecture 2: Embedding the Camera in an Application

Lecture 3: Playing Audio

Lecture 4: Recording Audio

Lecture 5: Playing Video

Lecture 6: Recording Video

Lecture 7: Media Store

Chapter 9: Using Other Applications

Lecture 1: Email

Lecture 2: Sending an SMS

Lecture 3: Receiving an SMS

Lecture 4: Making a Phone Call

Lecture 5: Monitoring the Phone

Lecture 6: T Browser

Lecture 7: Maps

Lecture 8: YouTube

Lecture 9: Displaying Contacts

Lecture 10: Editing Contacts

Lecture 11: Download Manager

Chapter 10: Location Services

Lecture 1: Retrieving Current Location

Lecture 2: GPS in the Emulator

Lecture 3: Geocoding

Lecture 4: Google Maps

Chapter 11: Drawing

Lecture 1: The Canvas

Lecture 2: Drawing Tools

Lecture 3: Drawing a Bitmap

Lecture 4: Drawing Shapes

Lecture 5: Drawing Text

Lecture 6: Responding to User Events

Lecture 7: Surface View

Lecture 8: Using Drawables

Lecture 9: Handling Orientation Changes

Chapter 12: Services

Lecture 1: Creating a Background Service

Lecture 2: Using Background Threads

Lecture 3: Communicate with the UI from Background

Lecture 4: Notifications

Chapter 13: Networking

Lecture 1: Bluetooth Activity

Lecture 2: Bluetooth Service

Lecture 3: Checking Network Availability

Lecture 4: WiFi Manager

Chapter 14: Writing for Tablets

Lecture 1: Action Bar

Lecture 2: Action Bar Tabs

Instructors

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