Deploying and Distributing Xamarin.Forms Applications
This course will teach you how to get your app out of Visual Studio and in to the hands of your future users.
What you'll learn
So you’ve finished developing your amazing Xamarin.Forms app, but how do you go from running it on your own phone to running on thousands - or even millions - of other devices? In this course, Deploying and Distributing Xamarin.Forms Applications, you’ll learn how to get your app out of Visual Studio and in to the hands of your future users. First, you'll discover how to prepare your application for release and how to sign the app on on iOS and Android. Then, you'll learn how to send ad hoc releases straight to tester's devices. Then you'll touch on using Apple's TestFlight and Google Play Tracks. Finally, you'll publish worldwide on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, while also learning how to use App Center to automatically build and distribute the app. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to release a Xamarin.Forms app to users on iOS and Android.
Table of contents
- Module Introduction 1m
- Introduction to Google Play Store 1m
- Demo: Creating a Google Play Account 1m
- Creating the Google Play Store Listing 1m
- Demo: Creating the Google Play Store Listing 3m
- App Signing by Google Play 1m
- Demo: Uploading to the Google Play Console 3m
- Google Play Tracks 1m
- Demo: Test Tracks 3m
- Publishing the App 1m
- Demo: Publishing the App 1m
- Summary 1m
About the author
David has been developing software professionally since 2007. Ever since then he's continued working with the latest Microsoft technologies and explored many others. These days you can find him working on full stack distributed applications using a mix of NServiceBus, .NET Core, Xamarin, WPF and AWS. He currently works for Smokeball, an innovative legal tech company, as a development manager in Sydney, Australia.