Announcing MobileTeach Toronto /Mississauga, May 27-31, 2013
Pre-Conference May 27th Advanced Windows Phone 8 Development
There are many places where you can learn about the basics related to developing Windows Phone 8 applications. But there are not very many ways to take your Windows Phone development skills to the next level. That is where this session comes in. If you're brand new to XAML or mobile development, this session is not for you. We're going to presume that you already know how to create a phone project and use XAML to create compelling user interfaces. Instead, we're going to focus on the things that you need to know in order to create a great mobile application.
Target Audience:
- Developers who are familiar with creating applications on Windows Phone 7/8
- Experience in building applications for Windows Phone 7/8
- Demonstrations will be done using XAML/C#
- Extending and Integrating with Your Phone
- Launchers and Choosers
- Lock Screens
- Live Tiles
- Notifications
- Multitasking your Windows Phone Application
- Background Agents
- Background File Transfer
- Communications Options
- Sockets
- Bluetooth
- Proximity (NFC)
- Audio/Visual Functionality using DirectX
- Native Code (i.e. C++) Support
Sneak peak of our MobileTeach Main Conference sessions
- A Lap Around Windows Phone App Development
- Android for .NET Developers
- Building Mobile Experiences that Don't Suck
- Cross Platform Mobile Development with Xamarin
- IE10 & Windows Phone make awesome hybrid apps
- Introduction to iOS Development for .NET developer
- Device Integration with HTML5 and BlackBerry 10
Click here to register for the Mainconference on May 28-30
Note: Register to MobileTeach and get access to DevTeach and SQLTeach.
Post-Conference May 31st on Android
Android is Google’s operating system for mobile devices. Using the Android SDK, developers can develop applications on the Android platform using the Java Programming language. In this 1-day bootcamp, participants will learn the key techniques to program their Android devices. This feature-packed course will show you how to get started in Android development, right from the start till deployment.
Content:
- Setting up the development environment using Eclipse
- Using the Android Emulator
- Understanding Activities, Views, Intents, and Broadcast Receivers
- Activities lifecycle
- Passing data through Intent
- Broadcast Receivers
- Location-based Services
- Using Google Maps
- Programming SMS messaging
- Sending SMS Messages
- Receiving SMS Messages
- Intercepting SMS Messages
- How to deploy Android applications
- Google Play Store
- Custom deployment
- Using Google Maps
- Programming SMS messaging
- Sending SMS Messages
- Receiving SMS Messages
- Intercepting SMS Messages
Prerequisites
- Knowledge of basic programming and object-oriented programming concepts
- Windows / Mac computer
- Android devices (recommended)
- Eclipse
- Android SDK
