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Xamarin.Forms Projects

You're reading from   Xamarin.Forms Projects Build multiplatform mobile apps and a game from scratch using C# and Visual Studio 2019

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781839210051
Length 504 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Table of Contents (13) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introduction to Xamarin 2. Building Our First Xamarin.Forms App FREE CHAPTER 3. Building a News App Using Xamarin.Forms Shell 4. A Matchmaking App with a Rich UX Using Animations 5. Building a Photo Gallery App Using CollectionView and CarouselView 6. Building a Location Tracking App Using GPS and Maps 7. Building a Weather App for Multiple Form Factors 8. Setting Up a Backend for a Chat App Using Azure Services 9. Building a Real-Time Chat Application 10. Creating an Augmented Reality Game 11. Hot Dog or Not Hot Dog Using Machine Learning 12. Other Books You May Enjoy

Creating the Azure service for functions

Before we start to write any code, we will create the function app. This will contain the functions in the Azure portal. Proceed as follows:

  1. Create a new Function App resource. Function app is found under the Compute category.
  2. Give the function app a name. The name will also be the start of the URL of the function. 
  3. Select a subscription for the function app.
  4. Select a resource group for the function app, which should be the same as the other resources we have created in this chapter.
  5. Select .NET Core as the runtime stack for the functions. It will then run at top of .NET Core 3 runtime.
  6. Select a location that is closest to your users.

Refer to the following screenshot to view the preceding information:

  1. Go to the Hosting tab.
  2. For storage, we can either create a new storage account or use the one we created earlier in this project.
  3. We will use the Consumption plan as our Hosting plan, so we only pay for what we use. The Function...
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