Xamarin Native Application Development Course Overview

The Xamarin Native Application Development course is designed to equip learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to build high-performance, native mobile applications for Android and iOS using Xamarin. Xamarin.Android allows developers to use C# along with .NET features to create Android apps with native user interfaces and performance.

Module 1 introduces the architecture of Xamarin.Android, covering the need for such a platform, its reliance on Mono, and how Mono interacts with the Android operating system. It delves into the Android Binding Design and sets up the development environment.

Module 2 takes learners through the process of creating a sample app, from installation to running, debugging, and using emulators or Android devices for testing.

User Interface Design in Module 3 covers various UI elements and how to implement them effectively, while Module 4 focuses on using Fragments for dynamic and flexible UI designs.

In Module 5, learners explore data storage mechanisms, and Module 6 covers the integration of location services and maps. Module 7 is dedicated to Camera API integration for capturing and displaying images.

Module 8 prepares students for deploying their apps, with Module 9 and subsequent modules extending the knowledge to iOS development, including UI design, code-based application creation, working with table views, and integrating maps.

Finally, Module 13 guides students through the process of publishing their app on the App Store. This comprehensive course ensures that by the end, participants are well-prepared to create and deploy native mobile applications for both Android and iOS platforms using Xamarin.