
Create a cross platform music streaming app in Xamarin forms by building your own restful web api, hosting songs, and targeting iOS, Android, and Windows within a tight budget.
Explore building a music streaming app in seven Xamarin.Forms projects, connect to an Azure API, and implement a home page with a song list, audio player, and search.
Discover the course structure for building a music streaming application in Xamarin.Forms, covering API deployment, blob storage concepts, plugin configuration, and app creation without MVP.
Learn to create a web api project from an empty template, choose mvc or api, and scaffold a controller, model, data folder, and dependencies for the application start lifecycle.
Create a song model in the models folder, define a songs table with id, name, duration, and single name, and mark id as the primary key for the web api.
Add validations to the music streaming app by enforcing a maximum song name length of 100 characters and requiring non-empty fields using validation attributes.
Learn how to add and scaffold a controller with Entity Framework in a project, generating async create, read, update, and delete actions and wiring a data context for automated code.
Learn how HTTP verbs get, post, put, and delete power data operations in a Xamarin forms music streaming app, including reading, updating, and deleting data with APIs and databases.
Test the music streaming api locally by creating and retrieving data with Postman, using get and post requests to interact with the database and verify records.
Discover how paging splits API data into pieces for incremental loading, and how to fetch more data as you scroll, as seen on Facebook and YouTube.
Implement paging in the music streaming app by using the get method to fetch data in pages and retrieve multiple records from the data source.
Explore the search functionality and implement a robust search bar that filters items as you type, showcasing results like Android and related items.
Implement a parameterized song search method, query the database for songs whose names start with a given string, and test with postman before deploying the API to Azure.
Follow steps on the website to create your Azure account and set up with no charge.
Publish a web API to Microsoft Azure for your music streaming application built in Xamarin.Forms by configuring your account and deploying with a publish profile.
Learn how blob storage handles binary large objects, storing images, videos, and documents as block blobs that are accessible worldwide and exposed for distributed access in desktop and mobile applications.
Learn to set up a storage account with containers and blobs, choose standard or premium storage, configure replication, security, and subscription options for a Xamarin music app.
Create containers to store images and songs and set public access for user-friendly playback. Install Storage Explorer and upload files to storage for the music streaming app in Xamarin forms.
Learn how to upload image and song files to a blob container in Azure, organize them in images and songs folders, and verify access via the browser.
Test the music streaming API with Postman by sending post requests to add songs and images, manage multiple records, and paginate results in a Xamarin Forms app.
Create a new Xamarin forms project by selecting the template and setting up a solution with four projects. Write all kinds of code inside the portable class library.
Install NuGet packages to enable media playback in a Xamarin.Forms music streaming app by adding the media manager plugin, updating dependencies, and configuring platform-specific support.
Create models by adding a models folder to the Xamarin forms project, then define and copy model classes to structure the music streaming app data.
Create a service layer in the Xamarin Forms music app to fetch all songs and search songs via API, using parameters and parsing responses into a song list.
In this course we're going to create a Music Streaming Application with Xamarin Forms along with ll the backend functionality. So if you're a good C# programmer or if you have a basic knowledge of XAML, Xamarin Forms and you want to create some kind of Music Streaming application with Xamarin Forms then this is the right course for you.
In this course you will learn the how to create the complex kind of Music Streaming application with real time implementation in Xamarin Forms. In this course you'll cover the high level concepts of Music Streaming so make sure you've a good understanding of Xamarin Forms and C#. Also the whole focus of this course is only on the Music Streaming Application and I assume that you've a good knowledge of C# , Rest Apis and Xamarin Forms. In this you'll also learn the integration with restful web services. Also one interesting thing for the Xamarin Forms developer is included in this course that is List view Load More functionality Or pagination. And the last but not least you'll be able to play audios in Xamarin Forms from the streaming service.
Build a strong foundation in Xamarin Forms Music Streaming Application with this tutorial .
A valuable Skill at Your Fingertips Learning the Xamarin Forms put a powerful and attractive look in your mobile apps. Xamarin is open source, easy to learn, has excellent Microsoft and Xamarin support, and is the best Cross Platform Tool for Desktop and Mobile Applications.
Music applications are rapidly increasing in app stores like Google Play or Apple App Store. The music streaming market is really competitive.
In this world you’ve a lot of things to learn in the music streaming application and ofcourse you always want to target both the IOS as well as Android user in a shorter time span. And whenever you think about targeting different device families like android, iOS or even windows then suddenly Xamarin comes.
And I know a lot of people have questions in their mind that how we can create a music streaming application in Xamarin Forms. Well if you’re one of them then get ready because in this course we’re going to create the music streaming application in xamarin forms …
Jobs in Mobile development are plentiful, and being able to learn the Music Streaming Application with a professional look and integration with Rest Api’s will give you a strong background to more easily pick up other challenging apps etc.
Content and Overview Suitable for C# programmers, Xamarin Forms Developers as well as Mobile App Developers. Through this course, you’ll create a Music Streaming Application and establish a strong understanding of the concept behind Music Streaming Application.
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