Developing Android Applications with Xamarin

Snacks: This event is sponsored by Microsoft Canada

This is the third of six talks that Sergii Baidachnyi is presenting on Cross-platform development, Xamarin for Android, Xamarin for iOS and Xamarin Forms.

In this session, Sergii will introduce you to Xamarin for Android.

These are the six talks that will be covered:

Session 1: Introduction to developing cross-platform applications with Xamarin (Happened on Jan 18, 2018)

Session 2: Developing iOS applications with C#

Session 3: Developing Android applications with C#

Session 4: Introduction to Xamarin Forms

Session 5: Xamarin Forms: Advanced topics

Session 6: How to create connected applications

Speaker: Sergii Baidachnyi

Sergii Baidachnyi is a principal developer evangelist at Microsoft. Currently residing in Canada, Sergii is responsible for working with the developer community and promoting client-development tools as a superior mechanism for creating cross-platform business applications.

The author was introduced to the .NET platform circa 2001, and since that time, he has actively participated in a number of .NET projects, developing, managing, and architecting financial, medical, and multimedia applications. At the same time, Sergii led Microsoft IT Academy, where he delivered .NET-related training on C#, Windows Forms, ASP.NET, and so on. He has published articles and reviews in multiple IT-industry magazines and several books on ASP.NET, Silverlight, Windows Forms, and Windows 8 Development. His book about Windows 10 development is available on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Developing-Windows-10-Applications-C/dp/1522894918/ref=pd_rhf_gw_p_img_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=NGMSP83GRGN5R4AVB78A).You can read more of Sergii's musings on his blog at http://en.baydachnyy.com (http://en.baydachnyy.com/). You can also catch him attending and speaking at Microsoft events around Canada. Sergii's twitter handle is @sbaidachni.

Medhat Elmasry will be giving 5 minutes talk on a topic of interest. This time it is a short talk on nested Virtual Machines in Windows 10.