English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 1h 22m | 234 MB
With Xamarin.Forms, it’s easier than ever to write native, cross-platform apps based on the .NET ecosystem. In this course, learn how to leverage a serverless architecture to support your Xamarin mobile apps. Instructor Gerald Versluis demonstrates how to write your first Xamarin.Forms app and retrieve data from Azure Functions. He begins by defining what serverless means and why it’s advantageous for developers, and then details how to set up your Azure account. He then covers how to create Azure functions, build a Xamarin.Forms app, and implement code that will consume Azure functions. Upon wrapping up this course, you’ll be prepared to confidently start developing your own serverless Xamarin apps, leveraging a full end-to-end C# solution.
Topics include:
- What serverless is and when to use it
- Creating Azure functions
- Creating your first Azure Functions App
- Creating an Azure function in Visual Studio
- Creating a new Xamarin.Forms app
- Use cases for Azure Functions in apps
- Securing Azure Functions apps
- Monitoring Azure functions in Production
Table of Contents
1 Develop cross-platform serverless apps
2 What you should know
3 Defining serverless
4 Why serverless
5 Azure Functions
6 Set up your Azure account
7 Outline the sample app
8 Create your first Azure Functions app
9 Inspect the Azure Functions app
10 Choose a language
11 Bindings and triggers
12 Triggers
13 Bindings
14 Create an Azure function in Visual Studio
15 Implement the Azure function
16 Introduction to Xamarin
17 Create a new Xamarin.Forms app
18 Create the UI
19 Pick an image
20 Connect with the Azure function
21 Use-cases for Azure Functions in apps
22 When to choose what Azure service
23 Secure Azure Functions apps
24 Test the Azure function
25 Monitor Azure Functions in production
26 Azure Functions app deployment
27 Next steps
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