Xamarin iOS – A Master Guide to App Development in C#
Xamarin iOS – A Master Guide to App Development in C#, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 95 lectures, based on 301 reviews, and has 1816 subscribers.
You will learn about Understand how to make Xamarin iOS Apps Be able to leverage the most common coding requirements for Xamarin iOS Apps Work with web calls Work with Xamarin Designer This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners can take this course (but please complete the C# training section) or All newcomers or novices to Xamarin can take this course It is particularly useful for Beginners can take this course (but please complete the C# training section) or All newcomers or novices to Xamarin can take this course.
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Summary
Title: Xamarin iOS – A Master Guide to App Development in C#
Price: $69.99
Average Rating: 4.75
Number of Lectures: 95
Number of Published Lectures: 95
Number of Curriculum Items: 95
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 95
Original Price: $22.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Understand how to make Xamarin iOS Apps
- Be able to leverage the most common coding requirements for Xamarin iOS Apps
- Work with web calls
- Work with Xamarin Designer
Who Should Attend
- Beginners can take this course (but please complete the C# training section)
- All newcomers or novices to Xamarin can take this course
Target Audiences
- Beginners can take this course (but please complete the C# training section)
- All newcomers or novices to Xamarin can take this course
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Released End of April 2016 this course contains up to date instructions on creating fantastic iOS apps using the latest version of Xamarin
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This course is designed to be the complete reference guide for building apps in Xamarin.iOS. I will teach you iOS specific lessons that 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 Objective-C or Swift code to try make your Xamarin.iOS 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:
- Basic C# (optional)
- Make your First Xamarin.iOS App
- Basic UI Elements on iOS
- Advanced UI Elements on iOS
- Xamarin Designer for iOS
- Table Views (scrolling lists)
- Collection Views
- iOS Specific Layouts
- Event, Protocols and Delegates
- Foreground and Background Threading
- Resources and Images
- App Icons and Launch Screens
- Simple and Advanced Animation Techniques
- iOS File System Structure
- Reading and Writing Directories and Files
- Working with JSON
- Making Web Calls
And SO MUCH MORE!
Join now and upgrade your app development skills!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: How You Should Use This Course
Lecture 3: Xamarin.iOS and iOS Simulator Setup on a Mac
Chapter 2: Learn to Code Using C# (Optional – For Complete Beginners ONLY!)
Lecture 1: Introduction to Learn to Code Using the C# Language
Lecture 2: Variables in C#
Lecture 3: Variable Manipulation in C#
Lecture 4: Classes in C#
Lecture 5: Methods in C#
Lecture 6: Summary of Learn to Code Using the C# Language
Chapter 3: Create Your First Xamarin.iOS App
Lecture 1: Introduction to Create Your First Xamarin.iOS App
Lecture 2: Creating and Running a Xamarin.iOS App
Lecture 3: Walkthrough of iOS Specific Project Layouts
Lecture 4: Task – Your First Xamarin.iOS App
Lecture 5: Solution – Your First Xamarin.iOS App
Lecture 6: Summary of Create Your First Xamarin.iOS App
Chapter 4: Basic UI Elements and Xamarin Designer – Part 1
Lecture 1: Introduction to Basic UI Elements Used in Xamarin.iOS – Part 1
Lecture 2: Overview of Xamarin Designer for iOS Storyboards
Lecture 3: Text Labels and Auto Constraints in Xamarin Designer
Lecture 4: Text Areas and Manual Constraints in Xamarin Designer
Lecture 5: Editable Text Areas and Relative Constraints in Xamarin Designer
Lecture 6: Buttons and Button Events in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 7: Create Your Second Xamarin iOS App
Lecture 8: Task – Assign Random Color to the View
Lecture 9: Solution – Assign Random Color to the View
Lecture 10: Summary of Basic UI Elements Used in Xamarin.iOS – Part 1
Chapter 5: Basic UI Elements and Xamarin Designer – Part 2
Lecture 1: Introduction to Basic UI Elements and Xamarin Designer – Part 2
Lecture 2: Toggle Switches to Toggle On Screen Elements on and off – UISegmentedControl
Lecture 3: Slider to Control Text Size – UISlider
Lecture 4: Progress Bar to Keep a User Informed – UIProgressView
Lecture 5: Task – Change Colors with Each Letter
Lecture 6: Solution – Change Colors with Each Letter
Lecture 7: Source Code for Previous 2 Sections
Lecture 8: Summary of Basic UI Elements and Xamarin Designer – Part 2
Chapter 6: Create a Xamarin.iOS App With Scrolling Lists (UITableView)
Lecture 1: Introduction to Creating a Xamarin.iOS App With Scrolling Lists
Lecture 2: Scrolling Lists on iOS – What is a TableView?
Lecture 3: Create a Xamarin.iOS List App – Table View with Basic Cells
Lecture 4: Create a Xamarin.iOS List App – Table View with Custom Cells
Lecture 5: Create a Xamarin.iOS List App – Sections in Table Views
Lecture 6: Create a Xamarin.iOS List App – Section Headers and Footers in Table Views
Lecture 7: Source Code for List View App
Lecture 8: Summary of Creating a Xamarin.iOS App With Scrolling Lists
Chapter 7: Collection Views on Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 1: Introduction to Collection Views on Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 2: What is a Collection View?
Lecture 3: Collection View – Creating Dummy Data
Lecture 4: Collection View – Creating the Collection View and Custom Cell
Lecture 5: Collection View – Creating the Custom Collection Source
Lecture 6: Collection View – Putting it All Together
Lecture 7: Source Code for this Section
Lecture 8: Summary of Collection Views on Xamarin.iOS
Chapter 8: Layouts Used in iOS Apps
Lecture 1: Introduction to Layouts Used in iOS Apps
Lecture 2: Single View Apps
Lecture 3: Master-Detail App
Lecture 4: Tabbed App
Lecture 5: Page-Based App
Lecture 6: WebView App
Lecture 7: Summary of Layouts Used in iOS Apps
Chapter 9: Events, Protocols and Delegates
Lecture 1: Introduction to Events, Protocols and Delegates
Lecture 2: Events in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 3: Protocols in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 4: Delegates in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 5: Summary of Events, Protocols and Delegates
Chapter 10: Resources, Images, App Icons and Launch Screens in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 1: Introduction to Resources, Images, App Icons and Launch Screens in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 2: Where Does iOS Store Bundled Resources?
Lecture 3: How to Display an Image in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 4: Asset Catalog Image Sets on iOS
Lecture 5: Application Icons on Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 6: Launch Screens on Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 7: Summary of Resources, Images, App Icons and Launch Screens in Xamarin.iOS
Chapter 11: Core Animation in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 1: Introduction to Core Animation in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 2: Where Can You Use Core Animation?
Lecture 3: Core Animations for View Controllers
Lecture 4: Core Animations for Views
Lecture 5: Getting Deeper – Implicit Core Animations
Lecture 6: As Deep as it Gets – Explicit Core Animations
Lecture 7: Summary of Core Animation in Xamarin.iOS
Chapter 12: Directories, Files, Reading and Writing
Lecture 1: Introduction to Directories, Files, Reading and Writing
Lecture 2: The iOS File System Structure
Lecture 3: How to List Files and Folders in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 4: How to Read a File in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 5: How to Create Files and Directories in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 6: Task – Log File Creation
Lecture 7: Solution – Log File Creation
Lecture 8: Summary of Directories, Files, Reading and Writing
Chapter 13: Working With JSON in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 1: Introduction to Working With JSON in Xamarin.iOS
Lecture 2: What is JSON?
Lecture 3: How to Install a Xamarin Component
Lecture 4: How to Write to JSON in Xamarin.iOS
Instructors
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Grant Klimaytys
Software Engineer and Investor
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- 2 stars: 5 votes
- 3 stars: 32 votes
- 4 stars: 100 votes
- 5 stars: 155 votes
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