In this session Michael Ridland takes a in depth look at Xamarin.Forms and answers the hard questions.

Watch this session if you want to know:

  • How the Xamarin.Forms magic works?
  • Can Xamarin.Forms work in serious applications?
  • How you can push the limits of Xamarin.Forms?
  • How to use Mvvm with Xamarin.Forms?

A must watch for all Xamarin developers and anyone who wants to use Xamarin.Forms in their next project.

This session is part of a new conference called Xamarin Hack Day. Michael Ridland, along with SSW, created Xamarin Hack Day to give developers the opportunity to get together and spend the day hacking away with Xamarin.

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About the speakers

About the speakers

Mr. Xamarin

Michael is a freelance .NET and Xamarin consultant. He's been developing Xamarin applications for 2+ years. Xamarin is a superb tool that allows Michael to delight his users with beautiful native user interfaces. He's looking forward to sharing his Xamarin experiences with other developers enabling them to delight their users.

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