- Create a DevOps CI/CD pipeline for your mobile app on both iOS and Android devices
- Save money without buying multiple iOS and Android devices and instead run cloud UI tests
- Stay informed about build successes and failures by integrating App Center with Slack
- Set up groups and add team members to your groups on App Center
- Distribute your app to your team on either iOS or Android devices
- Capture important user events in your code and report to App Center
- Give a friendly user experience by handling crashes gracefully and reporting to App Center
- Keep and analyze your user's data on Azure by setting up automatic data export to Azure
- Communicate with your users using iOS and Android notification services from App Center
- Give your users a better experience by sending silent push notifications
- Include custom data in your push notifications
Autorentext
Sunny Mukherjee is a lead developer. He has close to 15 years of experience in IT where he has worked on multiple platforms, including web, desktop, mobile, and cloud. He has worked in multiple industries, including healthcare, finance, retail, and defense. His other expertise includes software architecture, business plans and presentations, idea brainstorming and pitching, and fictional works. In his free time, he loves reading about astronomy, following the latest science and technology news, riding his bike, traveling to the beach, taking photographs, cooking, meditating, working out, and watching movies. He routinely shares important articles on his LinkedIn profile about .NET, new technologies, new discoveries, and career tips.
Zusammenfassung
- Create a DevOps CI/CD pipeline for your mobile app on both iOS and Android devices
- Save money without buying multiple iOS and Android devices and instead run cloud UI tests
- Stay informed about build successes and failures by integrating App Center with Slack
- Set up groups and add team members to your groups on App Center
- Distribute your app to your team on either iOS or Android devices
- Capture important user events in your code and report to App Center
- Give a friendly user experience by handling crashes gracefully and reporting to App Center
- Keep and analyze your user's data on Azure by setting up automatic data export to Azure
- Communicate with your users using iOS and Android notification services from App Center
- Give your users a better experience by sending silent push notifications
- Include custom data in your push notifications
Inhalt
Chapter 1: Getting Started
Chapter Goal: To understand how to sign up for App Center, what software you need for the rest of the book, and where to download the sample app to learn how to integrate App Center
No of pages: 10
Sub -Topics
1. What is Visual Studio App Center?2. What you need for this book
3. How to set up an Apple Developer account
4. How to get the sample GitHub Xamarin Forms application
Chapter 2: Creating Builds
Chapter Goal: To learn how to automate iOS and Android builds, how to connect to various repositories, how to add team members and set up groups
No of pages: 20
Sub - Topics
1. How to set up a Xamarin Forms iOS build
2. How to set up a Xamarin Forms Android build
3. How to set up groups and add team members
4. Summary
Chapter 3: Integrating Analytics
Chapter Goal: To learn how to integrate analytics into a Xamarin Forms app
No of pages : 20
Sub - Topics:
1. How to download the NuGet package
2. How to integrate the analytics service into the Xamarin Forms app
3. Where to view analytics on App Center4. Summary
Chapter 4: Capturing Crashes
Chapter Goal: To learn how to capture unhandled crashes of an app and where to view them on the App Center
No of pages: 20
Sub - Topics:
1. How to install the NuGet package2. How to integrate the crash service into the Xamarin Forms app
3. How to view crash reports on App Center
4. SummaryChapter 5: Setting up Distribution
Chapter Goal: To learn how to set up an Apple certificates and profiles, how to set up distribution…