I am under Ubuntu 22.04 and I want to do C# development (Web, Mobile and Unity) for this I installed the software RIDER from JetBrains but there is an error when creating a Xamarin Forms project which is the following ""Xamarin Android SDK is not found"".
Can you help me to solve this problem please?
I would like you to propose a solution
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How do I set up a development environment / IDE for Mono C# iPhone apps on Linux? I seem to be stumped. I have heard that you can use Xamarin, but there doesn't seem to be a Linux version. Xamarin.com redirects to a Microsoft VS download page with only a Windows download link.
I found this question which asks about developing cross-platform applications but does not specifically mention using Linux as a development environment. Additionally, the links in the top answer are both dead. I searched for MonoTouch and found this Xamarin site, so it seems to be a part of Xamarin, which doesn't seem to be available for Linux...
I also thought I may be able to develop an iPhone app using MonoDevelop, which I already have installed and have used to develop Linux applications on Linux for Linux. I can't seem to find any articles online about how to do this. The "Portable Library" project template in MonoDevelop mentions support for "Xamarin.iOS", but I don't want a library, I want a GUI app.
I am writing my first Xamarin application. I want to test run it on my phone Samsung Galaxy 3 (Android 4.4.2 Kit Kat) but it doesn't appear among the VS project build options. I have set the target platform to Android 7.1 and the minimal Android version to 4.0. Has anybody have any similar experiences? How did you fix it?
Xamarin has great documentation, tutorials, and code samples.
Here's a detailed guide to setting up your device for development:
https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/getting_started/installation/set_up_device_for_development/
A gotcha that might cause this issue is bad project configuration. Open the configuration manager in VS and look at your current settings for your Xamarin Forms and Android projects (I think it's ARM for the S3--not x86).
I would like to ask for a guide on how can I develop cross platform applications using Xamarin in Centos 6.
I spent the whole day following this: Install Mono and Monodevelop on CentOS 5.x/6.x
So I can install Mono and Monodevelop. But now, I am blocked because I can't understand how I am going to use this tools so I can create Android and iOS applications.
Can I do Xamarin development in Centos 6? If yes, I would also like to ask for good resources because it seems that there are very few tutorials for Xamarin especially in Centos.
Due to the complexity of Linux distribution and various dependencies, Xamarin only supports Windows and OS X as supported development platforms. Thus, you either use a Windows machine, or a Mac.
Please help on the below queries.. i am also trying to Google the question to the find answers.
Is it possible to connect Networked MAC from Xamarin studio IDE without using visual studio to build the IOS Application ? using windows..
If Yes , Please help in my finding the right tutorials.
New to xamarin and mobile environment.
Please ignore if it repeated question, sorry for it.
Thanks,
Advika
Using Mac build Host you can do but you'll need the networked mac for developing and debugging too.
Using Xamarin Live Player using which you can debug,develop and deploy the app completely in windows without the help of any Apple system but to sign and release the app to appstore you will need Apple System though
I'm not sure what you're asking. However, you cannot do iOS Development on Xamarin Studio on Windows. For iOS Development on Windows, you need Visual Studio. Xamarin Sudio supports iOS development on a mac. Given this, I'm not sure why you'd want to connect Xamarin Studio to a mac.
I downloaded Xamarin Studio and Visual Studio, but I still don't see any options in either of those programs for programming iOS apps. Is programming for iOS even possible on a PC?
Using Xamarin with a business license, you can use Visual Studio on a PC for development, but you MUST have a Mac running as a build server. The iOS native SDK and Apple iOS simulator tools are only available on a Mac, and Xamarin depends on them as part of the build process.
You cannot create a native iOS app using a windows based machine. iOS apps can be developed using XCode only and XCode can be installed on mac only.
So in simple words there is no "direct" way of creating an iOS app from windows machine. I guess you should have searched on google first before asking this question.