Tizen .NET introduces a new application programming model, Xamarin.Forms. Xamarin.Forms is cross-platform solution which shares platform independent UI and business logics. This session will shows how to develop essential parts of Xamarin.Forms applicaitons on Tizen such as Tizen extension APIs (various controls for Tizen), I18N, SQLite, and so on. This session will demonstrate a reference application written in C# (available source.tizen.org) to show how those essential parts can be implemented in the application.

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This session presents the process of Tizen app development on the base of Tizen-compatible life cycle and continuous integration services, provided by Microsoft Visual Studio in partnership with Samsung. The Mobile Center Tizen SDK offers device side API and allows collecting the app running time statistics and observing it on the Mobile Center cloud service. The Team Services supply build task queue, which automatically builds, packages, signs and deploys Tizen app right after the app source codes are submitted to the online repository. The entire process is demonstrated with a representative example, comprising a Visual Studio App, a Mobile Center App and a Tizen Xamarin Cross-platform App Solution; attached instructions on how to create and connect all components as well as how to interpret the data registered in Mobile Center.

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The release of Visual Studio Tools for Tizen enables .NET developers to easily build Tizen applications for Smart TVs, wearables, smartphones and IoT devices. Debugger and Profiler are important parts of this release - they are the necessary tools for developing Tizen applications using C# in Visual Studio. Debugger and Profiler are both based on well-known Open Source projects and are specifically built for Tizen platform to make sure that developers have solid debugging experience and advanced profiling tools across all Tizen-powered devices.

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After many years working with developers of enterprise apps, we know that they face several challenges, including:

• App requirements that can change over time
• New business opportunities and challenges
• Ongoing feedback during development that can significantly affect the scope and requirements of the app

With these in mind, it’s important to build apps that are both flexible and that can be easily modified or extended over time. Designing for such flexibility can be difficult, as it requires an architecture that allows individual parts of the app to be independently developed and tested in isolation without affecting the rest of the app.

https://blog.xamarin.com/developing-enterprise-apps-using-xamarin-forms/

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make your own customizations to Xamarin.Forms to build and distribute your very own NuGet package

https://blog.xamarin.com/building-xamarin-forms-nuget/

Gallery of Tizen-compatible .NET C# API

https://github.com/shulgaalexey/gallery-dotnet-sdk-tizen

In this blog, let’s learn to create a simple Text-To-Speech application using Tizen TTS (Text-To-Speech) APIs, and also to design the application UI using XAML.

This simple Text-To-Speech application demonstrates the usage of TTS Module which is a part of Tizen C# Native Modules. In this application, the usage of the TTS Module allows the text given by a user as input and then produces its speech output. This application outlines the major APIs of the TTS Module and provides its sample usage.

https://developer.tizen.org/blog/developing-tizen-.net-applications-text-speech

This blog explains how to create a simple Speech-To-Text application using the Tizen Speech-To-Text (STT) APIs, and also to design the application UI using XAML. This simple Speech-To-Text application demonstrates how to convert the speech input provided by the user to text, and display it on a label. The STT APIs used in this app are part of the Tizen C# Native APIs.

https://developer.tizen.org/blog/developing-tizen-.net-applications-speech-text

This blog explains how to create a simple Wi-Fi demo application using the Tizen Wi-Fi APIs, and also to design the application UI using XAML.

This simple Wi-Fi demo application demonstrates how to enable and disable Wi-Fi, also how to scan and connect to an open network Access Point (AP). The Wi-Fi APIs used in this app are part of the Tizen C# Native APIs.

https://developer.tizen.org/blog/developing-tizen-.net-application-wi-fi