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[Completely Free] Getting Started with Official Xamarin Samples and Azure Integration: Introduction and Table of Contents
A while ago, @chomado introduced a new sample app officially released by Microsoft.
It seems the Xamarin team has started distributing a boilerplate app! — Kickstart Your Project with Our New Bootstrapped Mobile Apps https://t.co/iP2ESHkXkT — pic.twitter.com/u0UcqoqtFB
— ちょまど@MS入社して8ヶ月 (@chomado) October 28, 2016
Until now, the applications provided in Azure Quickstarts were too simple, but compared to those, this one is feature-rich and quite interesting as a concrete sample.
Furthermore, because the internal structure is well-designed, it serves as a great reference.
Therefore, I have decided to write a series of articles explaining how to use it in detail.
Please note that you can try this out completely for free.
If you have been avoiding Azure until now, why not take this opportunity to give it a try?
For now, I have the following plan for the series:
- Azure Initial Setup
- Mobile Apps
- SQL Database
- Building and Running the Application
- Internal Explanation
- Incorporating Authentication
- Migration to Prism for Xamarin.Forms
I hope to connect this to GitHub and VSTS integration afterwards as well.
This series is based on the following prerequisites.
Prerequisites
- An Azure account has already been created
(Entering a credit card is required to create an account, but it is completely free within the scope of this tutorial.) - A Visual Studio for Windows environment with Xamarin and Azure SDK set up is already configured
(I believe it is also possible on a Mac, but this series will proceed based on Windows.)
Let's get started with the preparations right away!
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