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Mastering Xamarin.Forms

You're reading from Mastering Xamarin.Forms Build rich, maintainable multiplatform native mobile apps with Xamarin.Forms

Product type Paperback

Published in Jan 2016

Publisher

ISBN-13 9781785287190

Length 184 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Languages

C#

Tools

Xamarin.forms

Concepts

Cross Platform Mobile Development

Author (1):

Ed Snider

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Table of Contents (11) Chapters

Preface

1. Getting Started FREE CHAPTER

2. MVVM and Data Binding

3. Navigation Service

4. Platform Specific Services and Dependency Injection

5. User Interface

6. API Data Access

7. Authentication

8. Testing

9. App Analytics

Index

Summary

In this chapter, we covered the importance of crash reporting and event tracking capabilities in mobile applications. We built an analytics service that abstracts away a Xamarin Insights implementation and that can be used to handle both capabilities within our ViewModels.

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Authors (1)

Ed Snider

Ed Snider

Ed Snider is a senior software developer, speaker, author, and Microsoft MVP based in the Washington D.C./Northern Virginia area. He has a passion for mobile design and development and regularly speaks about Xamarin and Windows app development in the community. Ed works at InfernoRed Technology, where his primary role is working with clients and partners to build mobile and media focused products on iOS, Android, and Windows. He started working with the .NET framework in 2005 when .NET 2.0 came out and has been building mobile apps with .NET since 2011. Ed blogs at edsnider[dot]net and can be found on Twitter at twitter[dot]com/edsnider.

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