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Do you have an idea for an app that you want to turn into a reality?

If you want to build an app for the iPad, you need to know how to use the old C language. It is possible to learn Swift. You need to learn Java if you want to build the same app. You need to know C# if you want to build this app for Windows.

It sounds like a big problem. It is more than learning different programming languages. Each platform has its own framework which is built with a different architecture.

It shouldn’t be painful to build apps. Is there a better way? There is a form called Xamarin Forms.

Xamarin Forms is a framework for building cross- platform mobile apps. You code your app once and let the compiler build it for each platform. As simple as that! You don’t need to learn a lot of presentation frameworks.

In this course, I will teach you how to build native mobile apps using Xamarin Forms and C#.

You will learn how to.

• Build user-interfaces with XAML and code
• Work with images
• Present data in beautiful, interactive lists
• Implement multi-page apps with navigation, tabs, master/detail pages
• Build form and setting pages
• Store and retrieve data from file system, SQLite database and RESTful services
• Implement Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) architectural pattern

You get There are 7.5 hours of HD videos. and every single minute is crafted with Excellent delivery and world-class production. Mosh does not create courses that need to be fast-forwarded or skipped.

This course is packed with There are real-world examples. , exercises and The best practices. . Not only will you learn how to use Xamarin Forms, you’ll also learn first-class tips to make your code cleaner and more maintainable.

What other students have taken this course?

Another great course by Mosh! It is easy to follow along with the presentation. It’s highly recommended for anyone who wants to run with it. I have apps on my phone and they have been great. I would like to thank you very much.

Mosh has that incredible teaching skill to start from a fundamental level and then take you on a journey to improve on to a best practice mode thereby allowing you to grasp the core concept faster. It’s a good idea for anyone who’s always wanted to build native applications for the two operating systems. Mosh, keep up the good work!

Before taking this course, I read through the entire official book of Xamarin Forms, as well as some other books on the topic. I would have liked to have taken this course from the beginning. The exercises at the end of each section help to solidify what you have just learned, and the concepts are explained clearly.

You will not be disappointed by Mosh. I wanted to learn more about his courses after seeing his content on the internet. The investment is worth it. You won’t feel overwhelmed by a lot of complex programming techniques or that the instructor is talking to a stone who has never programmed. The way he explains is understandable for the average coder.

This was my first paid video course and I was surprised. I bought two other courses from Mosh Hamedani because it was a great way to learn quickly. Mosh gives me a boost to my career.

You will not regret if you watch the video courses of Mosh. He can teach difficult concepts as if they were easy. Many great exercises are included in the video content. The cheat sheets refresh your memory.

The curriculum for the course.

Getting Started is 40m. There is a preview of what is Xamarin. Setting up the development environment is a preview. It is possible to create an app using visual studio. It is possible to create a project using a studio. There is a preview for your first Xamarin Forms app. How Xamarin Works is the sixth preview. The course layout is Preview 7. It is 35m of XAML essentials. The start begins with a XAML introduction. The start is Xaml vs Code. Start 3- Content Property. Accessing elements in code behind. Data binding starts 5. The start has a binding context. Dealing with device differences begins. The property element syntax is 4:25. Start9- XAML. Start10 is a cheat sheet. Start11- Exercise. The layout is 1h. The start begins with an introduction. Start 2 has a stack layout. Start 3- StackLayout in Code. Stack exercise layout. The grid in Start5 is in XAML. The grid is in code. The start is grid excercise. There is a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and a start 8 and Start9-Absolute in Code. The start is Absolute Excercise. Start11 is Relative (6:41). Start12 is Relative in Code. Start 13 is Relative Excercise. Images are 40m in length. Images introduction (0:36) Start 2 comes from image sources. Start 3 is the download of images. The start 4 aspects. The activity indicator is 4:30. Start 6- Embedded Images. Embedded images in XAML. The images are specific to the platform. Start9- Application Icons. Start10- Rounded Images The start is dealing with sizes. Start12- Images Cheat Sheet. Start 13 is an exercise. There are 35m of lists. List introduction (0:28) Populating a basic list. Cell appearance is the start3. Start 4 has custom cells. Grouping items start 5. Handling selections is Start 6. Context actions are started in Start 7- Context actions are started in Start 7- Context actions are started in Start 7- Context actions are started in Start 7- Context actions are started in Start 7- Context actions are started in Start 7- Context actions are started in Start 7- Context actions are started in Start 7- Context actions Pull to refresh. Start9- Search Bar. Start10 has a cheat sheet. Start11- Exercise. The navigation is 35m. The start begins with a navigation introduction. Start 2- Hierarchical navigation. The start3 pages are in the :24 range. Start4 is a simple master detail. There is a master detail page. Start 6 Tabbed Page. Start7- Carousel Page. There are popups. Start9 has a Toolbar. Start10 has a navigation cheat sheet. Start11- Exercise. There are 55m of forms and setting pages. The forms introduction is the start1. Start2 switch The beginning of the Slider (3:39). Start5- Stepper Entry and Editor are part of the start. Start 6- Picker. The start is Date and Time Picker. The start is Table View. Start9- Custom Cells. Start10- Reusable Custom Cells. Start11- Picker with navigation. There is a cheat sheet for Start12-Forms and Setting Pages. Start13- Forms and settings pages exercise. There is data access. Data access introduction The start is Overview. Start3 application properties The Cleaner Implementation starts at 5:51. The Start5- File System is used. Start6 PCLStorage. Setting up SQLite is the start 7. Start8 using SQLite. Start9- INotifyPropertyChanged Start10 is Consuming Web Services. There is a data access cheat sheet. The solution is Start12 ContactBook with SQLite. Start13-Netflix Roulette. There is an architectural pattern. The start begins with the introduction of theMVVM. What is it called? Start 3- Testability Issues. The start is to extract a view model. Start5- Base View Model. The model is called the domain view model. Dealing with dependency Start 8- ICommand interface. Start9 has an ICommand with a Parameter. Start10- Clean coding. Start 11 Unit testing starts at 10:00. Beyond the basics is 25m. Beyond the basics introduction Start 2- Resource Dictionary. Start 3- Dynamic Resources. Start5- Styles (9:49) Start5- Style Exercise. The starting point is the messaging center. Managing events starts at 1:51. Start8- MessagingCenter exercise. Start9 is able to access common device functions. Start10 is a cheat sheet.