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2. Xamarin with a View
Jordan Knight
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3. @jakkaj jakkaj@xamling.net http://www.xamling.net
TechEd 2013
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@jakkaj
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4. You may have seen this before…
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You may have seen this before…
In Another (Silver)light - Something Different
JavaScript with a view – advancing client side code
Windows 8 with a View
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5. Building for your end users
TechEd 2013
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Building for your end users
Introducing “Developer User Experience”
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6. Show me some DEVUX Jordan Knight
TechEd 2013
8/1/2019 8:13 AM
Show me some DEVUX
Jordan Knight
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7. Small, Repeatable Patterns
TechEd 2013
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Small, Repeatable Patterns
… as small as you can get
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8. Don’t break this order… ever
TechEd 2013
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Don’t break this order… ever
View <- ViewModel <- Model <- [Outside]
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9. XCore Framework rules and tech
TechEd 2013
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XCore Framework rules and tech
View model first navigation
Automatic view selection based on convention
Everything that backs a view is a view model – including lists
Uses a mixture of Xamarin Page and View
Autofac does the object discovery and creation
Should never violate MVVM rules
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10. Xamarin… with a view Jordan Knight
TechEd 2013
8/1/2019 8:13 AM
Xamarin… with a view
Jordan Knight
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11. Recap Everything resolves through Autofac
There are two basic view types in forms: Page and View
Use ViewModels coupled with auto view resolve *everywhere*

12. A real project Jordan https://github.com/jakkaj/TechPresentations/
TechEd 2013
8/1/2019 8:13 AM
A real project
Jordan
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13. Recap ViewModels only talk to services, never repo etc
TechEd 2013
8/1/2019 8:13 AM
Recap
ViewModels only talk to services, never repo etc
Don’t use relational SQL just because…
Entity cache is cool, and it can go to the server
Aync Lock is *really* cool. Will save you so much time
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14. @jakkaj jakkaj@xamling.net http://www.xamling.net
TechEd 2013
8/1/2019 8:13 AM
@jakkaj
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