Implement the tab, gestural, and drawer UI navigation patterns.

Use low-level touch events to implement custom UI interactions.

Incorporate standard and custom gestures into your app’s user experience.

Use properties to control access to your class’s data and methods to implement the class’s operations.

Implement the stack, tab, master-detail, and pager UI navigation patterns.

Use UIView touch events to build a multi-touch drawing application and gesture detectors to manipulate an image.

Use Constraints and Size Classes to build a responsive UI that adapts to different screen sizes and orientations.

Xamarin.Forms apps run on a wide range of devices with varying screen sizes and pixel densities. It is challenging to create a UI that looks good and behaves correctly in all cases. Xamarin.Forms helps solve this problem by providing flexible layout containers that can calculate the size and position of your UI controls automatically; they even recalculate if the user rotates the device or changes the size of the app’s window. This course contains in-depth coverage of StackLayout and Grid, the two most popular layout containers in Xamarin.Forms. It also shows you how to add scrolling when your UI is too large for the available screen area.

Use resources and styles in Xamarin.Forms to manage shared values and provide a consistent UI look and feel.

Apply the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) design pattern to your Xamarin.Forms apps to improve code reuse and testability.

Apply the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) design pattern to your Xamarin.Forms apps to improve code reuse and testability.