Xamarin and Azure Mobile Services
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In this presentation, Microsoft Azure MVP Kuppurasu Nagaraj gives an introduction in getting started with Xamarin and Azure Mobile Services.
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Xamarin and Azure Mobile Services
- 1. PRESENTS PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore April 22, 2017 Powered by Brought to you by GLOBAL AZURE BOOTCAMP 2017 Kuppurasu Nagaraj Azure MVP, BizTalk360 Getting Started with Xamarin and Azure Mobile Services
- 2. Powered by Brought to you by 2 We Apps! 189M downloads a day 200mins on phone 127mins in apps
- 3. Powered by Brought to you by 3 Silo Approach
- 4. Powered by Brought to you by Write Once, Run Anywhere
- 5. Powered by Brought to you by Xamarin’s Unique Approach
- 6. Powered by Brought to you by Xamarin + Xamarin.Forms
- 7. Powered by Brought to you by What’s included
- 8. Powered by Brought to you by Pages and Layouts
- 9. Powered by Brought to you by Xamarin is included in Visual Studio • Free https://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/
- 10. Powered by Brought to you by Demo
- 11. Powered by Brought to you by What about a backend?
- 12. Powered by Brought to you by Plenty of Options
- 13. Powered by Brought to you by • Extremely powerful • Flexible • Easy Tables • App Service • C# SDKs available everywhere: • C#- iOS, Android, & Windows with Xamarin • C# clients, written by C# developers (open source) • C# backend with ASP.NET Why Azure?
- 14. Powered by Brought to you by Shared C# codebase • 100% native API access • High performance iOS C# UI Windows C# UIAndroid C# UI Shared C# Mobile C# Server Linux/Mono CoreCLRAzure Shared C# Client/Server Xamarin Apps + Backend Services
- 15. Powered by Brought to you by RESTAPI Offline sync Facebook Twitter Microsoft Google Azure Active Directory Azure Mobile Apps WindowsAndroid Chrome iOS OSX In-AppKindle Backend code SQL MongoTables O365 API Apps Offline Sync
- 16. Powered by Brought to you by Create a Mobile Service MobileService = new MobileServiceClient( "https://myapp.azurewebsites.net");
- 17. Powered by Brought to you by 17 Demo
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Hinweis der Redaktion
- Unhappy Users Unhappy Developers Increase in Abandoned Apps Limited to what is implemented
- UI build natively per platform, leveraging C# C# + XAML C# + XML C# + XIB One shared app logic code base, iOS, Android, Mac, Windows Phone, Windows Store, Windows
- Xamarin recently introduced Xamarin.Forms a new library for cross platform user interface. We will touch up on this later, but this enables you to be highly productive, share code, but build out UI on each platform and access platform APIs. With Xamarin.Forms you now have a nice Shared UI Code layer, but still access to platform APIs You can start from native, pick a few screens, or start with forms, and replace with native later
- Inside of a page are layouts A lot of options from something simple like a stack panel to complex and powerful grids
- Extremely powerful You can do almost anything your backend would ever need to do with Azure. Data storage, authentication/authorization, push notifications, custom APIs, blob storage, etc. Flexible Need something lightweight? Azure is there. Need something robust and powerful? Azure is there. C# clients I’m a frontend developer, I care a lot about how easy this makes MY job (selfish) Many C# clients are written by Java developers, etc. Easy to use C# client Abstracts away much of pain of using a RESTful API C# Features Async / Await / TPL Uses C# idioms Properties, Fluent API Seems obvious, but not always true (first class citizen)
- With Xamarin it just isn’t your front end in C# it is your full backend server as well. With Azure or even on Linux running Mono or the CoreCLR your app is fully C# end to end!