I usually get compliments that it’s a lot easier to remember because it’s funny. Most of the time, they laugh, and have fun. I finally got around to recording a video of my teaching this concept, as it relates to classes in Microsoft’s C#. Hopefully you can see how these related entities can be turned into computer classes.
Adults fart and say excuse me!, while children fart and giggle. It takes a system to get to the pooping stage. All Humans eat and drink, and everybody poops. I used the old children’s storybook, Everybody P OOPs. People tend to remember good jokes, and forget dull experiences. I’m more in the camp believing learning “scary” new concepts should be fun, even memorable. To add insult to injury, boring example relationships like “people” and “students” and even types of fruit and their plant family relationships are used to show how objects relate to each other. I’ve noticed students feel learning object oriented programming appears tough when first exposed to structured development practices. Microsoft Virtual Academy Multi-Threading Series: …
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Android with Java Performance Article: code for push notifications, OAuth Twitter/Facebook/Google authentication, and more: … (you can find the Indy.Code() presentation on my YouTube channel) Indy.Code Slides with Cost and Performance Figures: !AmKBMqPeeM_1-JZR4… If you have any feedback, please leave in the comments, or ask me on Twitter: are the links relevant for this presentation: This presentation will provide valuable information you can consider while reviewing the myriad of tutorials available to you with a simple Bing or Google search, or visiting Pluralsight, Microsoft Virtual Academy, or Xamarin University. Why not code-heavy? Because there are many examples you can follow online. * Discuss gotchas when using Xamarin, and mobile apps in general * Review native, platform-specific integrations * Reviewing a real Xamarin app that’s “in the wild” * Creating a Sample To Do List App without writing any code In this non-code-heavy presentation, we’ll discuss:
Have you been considering Xamarin for your cross-platform mobile app? This presentation will help. They were pretty cool after we were approved. Time to Approve App, once we were in: 3 days. Time to Deploy to Approve Apple Developer Account: 3 months. Time to Deploy to Google Play Store: Less than 15 minutes. Includes test runs with officers and the community. Yes, it really works.ĭevelopment Window: 18 months. Platform: Xamarin with Xamarin.Forms, so we only had to write it once to deploy to iOS and Android. 🙂Ī little technical detail on the app, for those who are interested: Our team deserves it for all their hard work! Special thanks to Ed Gebhart, Mayor Scott Fadness, Chiefs Mitch Thompson and George Kehl, and the officers and citizens who continue to provide feedback to make this service even better for our community. After less than a year, we have thousands of users and two six arrests, with hundreds of incidents reported by Fishers residents.
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