List of Tables

Chapter 1. Introducing native cross-platform applications with Xamarin

Table 1.1. The amount of code in two popular apps reused between iOS and Android

Chapter 6. Designing MVVM cross-platform apps

Table 6.1. The different Android code names, API levels, and versions for the most recent and popular versions

Chapter 7. Building cross-platform models

Table 7.1. Our tests follow the pattern of arrange, act, assert

Table 7.2. Grouping our coffee shop into entities, storage, and manipulators

Table 7.3. Grouping our Countr app into entities, storage, and manipulators

Table 7.4. The Counter table, showing some example counters that a user might create when they use the app

Table 7.5. The arrange, act, and assert for the CountersService tests

Table 7.6. The arrange, act, and assert the Return all counters tests

Table 7.7. The NuGet packages used in this chapter

Table 7.8. Classes and interfaces we’ve created for the SquareRt app

Table 7.9. Classes and interfaces we’ve created for the Countr app

Chapter 8. Building cross-platform view models

Table 8.1. The classes and interfaces created for the SquareRt app

Table 8.2. The classes and interfaces created for the Countr app

Chapter 9. Building simple Android views

Table 9.1. Available resource folders on Android

Table 9.2. Some properties for relative layouts

Table 9.3. The different versions of the Line.png image added to our app

Table 9.4. The approximate DPI values for the Android screen densities

Table 9.5. The properties to set to position the EditText control inside the image

Table 9.6. The properties to set on the TextView

Chapter 10. Building more advanced Android views

Table 10.1. Sizes of Android launcher images for different screen resolutions

Chapter 11. Building simple iOS views

Table 11.1. Resolutions of current iOS devices

Table 11.2. The size classes for the currently available iOS devices

Table 11.3. The location of the controls on different iOS devices and orientations

Chapter 12. Building more advanced iOS views

Table 12.1. Image sizes of iOS icons for different uses

Chapter 14. Testing mobile apps using Xamarin UITest

Table 14.1. UI testing frameworks

Table 14.2. IApp interface methods

Table 14.3. IApp interface methods that take app queries

Table 14.4. AppQuery methods

Chapter 15. Using App Center to build, test, and monitor apps

Table 15.1. The parameters for the App Center command

Chapter 16. Deploying apps to beta testers and the stores

Table 16.1. The different states for your app in iTunes Connect

Appendix B. Using MVVM Light instead of MvvmCross

Table B.1. Model layer differences between MvvmCross and MVVM Light

Table B.2. View-model layer differences between MvvmCross and MVVM Light

Table B.3. Android view layer differences between MvvmCross and MVVM Light

Table B.4. iOS view layer differences between MvvmCross and MVVM Light