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Writing Native Mobile Apps in a Functional Language Succinctly by Vassili Kaplan is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Writing Native Mobile Apps in a Functional Language Succinctly about?
Learn how to develop native mobile apps in a customized programming language. Table of Contents 4 The Story Behind the Succinctly Series of Books 7 taying on the cutting edge 7 Information is plentiful but harder to digest 7 The Succinctly series 7 The best authors, the best content 7 Free forever 8 Free? What is the catch? 8 Let us know what you think 8 About the Author 9 Chapter 1 Introduction 10 What will be covered in this book? 10 Advantages of using CSCS for mobile 10 “Hello, World!” in CSCS 11 Customizable scripting in C# 14 An example of implementing a CSCS function 15 Summary 16 Chapter 2 Project Structure and Design 17 Structure of a CSCS mobile project 17 Where CSCS code executes 19 Summary 25 Chapter 3 Placing Widgets on the Screen 27 Layout concepts in CSCS 27 Locations in CSCS 28 Adding widgets 30 Implementing device orientation changes 33 Example: Currency Convertor 35 Summary 43 Chapter 4 Creating Custom Widgets 44 Adding a custom combo box 44 Autocomplete with a trie data structure 48 Summary 55 Chapter 5 Adding Syncfusion Controls 56 Adding Syncfusion to the CSCS project 56 Stepper or Numeric Up Down 60 QR barcode 63 Barcode 39 64 Picker 65 Digital Gauge 68
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- Author
- Vassili Kaplan
- Publisher
- Syncfusion
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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