My Android Development with Mono for Android 4 Video Training Series via AppDev is out and available. That's right, .NET/C# developers can now write native apps for Android devices. I hope that this is helpful to you as you get up to speed with Mono for Android. Here is some info on the training:
This course will show you how to use Mono for Android 4 by starting with how to install Mono for Android 4, introduce the SDK tools and then debugging of applications. The course then will show how to use the Emulators for items like interface design and controls. Next are the different types of Android devices and how to support them. Application Activities and lifecycles are covered and then Menus, Tables and Data. The course will then show the soft keyboards, advanced controls, user notifications and working with the contacts lists. The course will conclude with working with device hardware for directions, multimedia and Geo location.
In this course, you will learn:
How to set up an Android Emulator
About Android application framework support
How to debug using profiling with Traceview
How to setup a virtual device for Android emulation
To design screen layouts for Android tablets
About the basic set of controls
What are the different Android application states
How options menu is used with Action Bar in Android 3.0 and higher
About the different types of virtual keyboards
What is a Toast Nortification
What media types Android supports
Prerequisites: This course assumes that you are comfortable developing applications using Visual Studio 2010 and C#. Mono Android requires Visual Studio 2010 Professional or higher (and will not work with Visual Studio Express editions).
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