Visual Studio Toolbox - Introduction To Xamarin.Forms
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The document outlines the capabilities of Xamarin.Forms for developing mobile applications on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone using C# and XAML. It highlights features such as native controls, two-way data binding, and a variety of layouts and controls, providing resources for learning and support. Additionally, it mentions training opportunities and links to documentation and sample projects.
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Xamarin.Forms が大変なのは View の調整です。すぐに動くものが必要なプロトタイプやモック、View 要件を調整できる自社アプリやクライアントさんとちゃんと話せて要件を調整できる受託案件などであれば、Xamarin.Forms の利点を最大限生かした効率のよい開発ができます。
私個人としては、地雷を踏む可能性が高くても Xamarin.Forms が大好きなのでこれからも愛を込めてガンガン推していきたいと思います。（Xamarin が Xamarin.Forms を推しているので、どんどん使いやすくなっていくはずという期待を込めて）
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Redesigns and qualifications can take months or even years, so proactively managing this risk is the best way to deter this. If an LED is obsolete or a switch vendor has gone out of business, there are options to proceed.
In this webinar, we cover options to redesign and reverse engineer legacy keypad and touchscreen designs.
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