Building Quality Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin

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This document discusses building quality cross-platform apps with Xamarin. It introduces Xamarin development and Xamarin Test Cloud. Xamarin allows building apps with native user interfaces for both Android and iOS using C# and accessing 100% of native platform APIs. Apps are compiled to native binaries, providing native performance. Xamarin integrates with Visual Studio and leverages portable class libraries and components to share code across platforms.

Building Quality Cross-Platform Apps with
Xamarin
Dinis Vieira, Jorge Borralho

Plan (agenda)
• Introduction to Xamarin Development (Dinis Vieira)
• Xamarin Test Cloud (Jorge Borralho)

Native user interface
Apps are built with standard, native
user interface controls for easy and
familiar interactions
High-fidelity API access
Apps have access to the full spectrum of
functionality exposed by the underlying
platform and device
Native performance
Apps leverage platform-specific hardware
acceleration, and are compiled as native
binaries, not interpreted at runtime
What’s a native App?

C# + XIB C# + AXML C# + XAML
Native UI Native UI Native UI

Xamarin exposes 100% of the Native Android and iOS
APIs
Native API support

Same day support:
iOS 5, iOS 6, iOS 7, iOS 7.1, iOS 8, iOS9
Full support for:
• Google Glass
• Android Wear
• Amazon Fire TV
• others…
Native API support

Native compilation, native performance
Xamarin.iOS does full Ahead Of Time (AOT) compilation
to produce an ARM binary suitable
for Apple’s App Store
Xamarin.Android takes advantage of
Just In Time (JIT) compilation on the Android device

Native compilation, native performance
C# with Xamarin

Visual Studio 2015
Integration
 A single solution for iOS, Android
and Windows development.
 Leverage the entire Microsoft
ecosystem:
 ReSharper
 Team Foundation Server
(TFS)
 NuGet
 Other tools…
 Visual Designers for iOS and
Android
 Xamarin Mac Build Host

Xamarin Components
 More than 200 components:
- Salesforce, Azure and SAP.
- Barcode scanning plugins
- others…
 Only some lines are enough to add
the several components to
Xamarin to Xamarin and Visual
Studio.
And don’t forget you can use nuget

Tips
• Emulators
• Visual Studio Android Emulator
• Genymotion
• Xamarin Android Emulator
• Google Android Emulator with HAXM
• MVVM Light, MVVM Cross
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dinisvieira@outlook.com
twitter: @dinisvieira
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