Lessons:22Length:3.1 hours
Xamarin is changing the way we write mobile applications. If you're a C# developer looking to get into the world of mobile, you can easily get started without having to learn new languages and IDEs. Xamarin allows you to write mobile applications that target multiple platforms in a single language using tools you're already comfortable with. In a previous course on Tuts+ we looked at Building Android Apps in C# With Xamarin. In this course you'll learn all you need to know to get started building iOS Apps. Let's do it!
1.Introduction
1.1Welcome02:18
1.1
Welcome
02:18
2.Getting Started
2.1What You'll Need09:25
2.1
What You'll Need
09:25
2.2Setting Up The Build Host05:20
2.2
Setting Up The Build Host
05:20
2.3Creating a Basic Application11:14
2.3
Creating a Basic Application
11:14
3.iOS Application Building Blocks
3.1View Controllers08:11
3.1
View Controllers
08:11
3.2Views05:48
3.2
Views
05:48
3.3Resources11:15
3.3
Resources
11:15
3.4Storyboards19:05
3.4
Storyboards
19:05
3.5Segues16:37
3.5
Segues
16:37
4.Building an Application
4.1What We Are Building03:19
4.1
What We Are Building
03:19
4.2Building the Domain Objects04:51
4.2
Building the Domain Objects
04:51
4.3Building the RootViewController11:15
4.3
Building the RootViewController
11:15
4.4Adding the View to the Screen04:46
4.4
Adding the View to the Screen
04:46
4.5Downloading News Feeds15:44
4.5
Downloading News Feeds
15:44
4.6Populating a UITableView10:51
4.6
Populating a UITableView
10:51
4.7Adding the Button Event Handler06:32
4.7
Adding the Button Event Handler
06:32
4.8Adding a Second Screen14:33
4.8
Adding a Second Screen
14:33
4.9Using Built-In System Resources07:08
4.9
Using Built-In System Resources
07:08
4.10A Few 'Nice-to-Haves'06:19
4.10
A Few 'Nice-to-Haves'
06:19
4.11Adding a Loading Screen06:01
4.11
Adding a Loading Screen
06:01
5.Conclusion
5.1New Features of Xamarin 306:06
5.1
New Features of Xamarin 3
06:06
5.2Goodbye01:45
5.2
Goodbye
01:45
