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# Visual Studio 2017 - Installation with Xamarin | ||
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Welcome. This guide will assist users running <b> Windows </b> install Visual Studio 2017 Community with the tools nessecary for Xamarin and Azure. If you are on a Mac, follow the guide here: (COMING SOON) | ||
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# Prerequisites | ||
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- Device running Windows 10 (Any Version) | ||
- 30GB of available space | ||
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# Install | ||
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1. Download Visual Studio Community Installer from https://www.visualstudio.com/. | ||
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<img src="media/image1.png" width="1024"/> | ||
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2. Open the installer. You will be presented with a lot of options. For MSA right now, select "Xamarin Cross Platform" and "Azure Development". | ||
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<img src="media/image2.png" width="1024"/> | ||
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3. Select "Install" and wait for it to finish. | ||
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# Create Project | ||
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1. Open Visual Studio 2017 | ||
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<img src="media/l1.png" width="1024"/> | ||
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2. Select File > New Project | ||
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<img src="media/l2.png" width="1024"/> | ||
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3. Under Installed > Templates > Visual C#, select ‘Cross Platform App (Xamrin.Forms or Native)’ and click OK. | ||
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<img src="media/l3.png" width="1024"/> | ||
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4. Check the boxes ‘Xamrin.Forms’ and ‘Portable Class Library(PCL)’ then click OK. | ||
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<img src="media/l4.png" width="1024"/> | ||
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This will create a blank Xamarin project for you. Deploy it and check it out! | ||
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<b> IMPORTANT STEP </b> For Module One, you need to change the UI to display your name somewhere. | ||
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# Deploy It | ||
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It's now time to actually run your app! A screenshot of this is required for module one. | ||
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