This book is a hands-on Xamarin.Forms primer for building native Android, iOS, and Windows Phone apps using XAML, C#, and .NET. This book explains how to use Xamarin.Forms to build business apps for your customers and consumer apps for Google Play and the iTunes App Store.

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Dan Hermes (@danhermes) is a Xamarin MVP, software consultant, and principal of Lexicon Systems. Dan helps companies create great mobile apps and develop a winning mobile strategy. He speaks at conferences and teaches Xamarin and software development at user groups and corporate training facilities. Past speaking engagements include Boston Code Camp, Project Summit, and various Mobile C# groups. Previously Dan wrote Xamarin Mobile Application Development for developers and technologists who want to understand how to build cross-platform mobile apps in C# using Xamarin.
Dr. Nima Mazloumi is an Enterprise Architect, IT Strategist and Senior Programme Manager. He helps organizations to navigate through large IT transformations and to translate emerging technologies to products and solutions that generate value. Nima dedicates his efforts to learning, capacity building, helping others to excel, the generation and dissemination of knowledge, and ideas that actively contribute to the betterment of the world.

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