Android Development Using C# and Visual Studio 2012. Part3. Basic User Interface Widgets

Mobile development has become increasingly important and popular. There are two platforms that own most of the current market share: Android and IOS. Microsoft has not been successful to date in the mobile market, and developers that are comfortable using Microsoft tools may feel left behind. It is possible, however, to create mobile applications for both Android and IOS using Microsoft Visual Studio and the Mono framework. This course will serve as an introduction on how to create applications for Android using Mono and C#. It will cover basic setup, UI development, options for working with data, interfacing with other Android features, like audio, camera and GPS, and publishing the application to Google Play.

Parts:
1. Text View.
2. Edit View.
3. AutoComplete Edit.
4. Button.
5. Image Button.
6. Spinner.
7. Checkbox.
8. Radio Buttons and Groups.
10. Date and Time Pickers.
11. Clocks.
12. Images.