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#SIMPLE ANDROID APP TUTORIAL INSTALL#
#SIMPLE ANDROID APP TUTORIAL UPDATE#
#SIMPLE ANDROID APP TUTORIAL LICENSE#

Once the emulator has been created, you'll see a button that says Start. This will download the emulator images and finalize the creation of the emulator for use in Visual Studio. Read through it and select Accept to continue the process.

#SIMPLE ANDROID APP TUTORIAL LICENSE#

Select Create.Īt this point, you may be prompted to agree to the license agreement for the Android emulator. This brings up a New Device dialog that already has a default Android device preconfigured for a base emulator. This brings up a User Account Control prompt to be accepted to start the emulator creation process. You'll see "Android Emulator" in the debug menu. If this if your first time building a Xamarin application, you'll need to create a new Android Emulator. If you've already done this, you can skip this step. If you don't have a device to deploy to, you'll need to set up an Android emulator or use a device. Your device is now configured and will show up in Visual Studio as a deployment target.

You can also check Always allow from this computer to prevent requiring this prompt each time you connect the device.

You'll receive a prompt to trust the computer on your device if you haven't used it for debugging before.

With a USB cable, connect your phone to your computer.

Enable USB debugging if it isn't enabled already.

Find USB debugging by using search at the top of the settings screen or locate it in Developer options.

Tap Build number 7-10 times until "You are now a developer!" pops up.

Find Build number by using search at the top of the settings screen or locate it in About phone.

On your Android device, go to the Settings screen.

To develop with your Android device, USB debugging needs to be enabled.

Choose the scenario that is most applicable to you. To debug with an Android device, you can either configure your Android device to connect to Visual Studio or use use an emulator.

#SIMPLE ANDROID APP TUTORIAL INSTALL#

An Apple ID is required for installing and signing into Xcode.Īfter installing Xcode, you must open Xcode, agree to terms of service, and install optional components, if prompted.

If you don't already have an Apple ID, you can create a new one at. If your Mac isn't compatible with the latest version, it may be possible to use an older version of Xcode. If you want to build Xamarin apps for iOS or macOS, you'll also need:

Available updates will be displayed and select Update.

In the menu bar, select Visual Studio > Check for Updates.

If you already have Visual Studio 2019, you can check for updates: This tutorial is optimized for the latest version of Visual Studio. Select it to update.ĭownload and install Visual Studio 2019 for Mac.ĭuring installation, ensure the Android + Xamarin.Forms and iOS + Xamarin.Forms platforms are selected.

#SIMPLE ANDROID APP TUTORIAL UPDATE#

If an update is available, your Visual Studio 2022 installation will have an Update button.

If you already have Visual Studio 2022, you can check for updates:

Find your Visual Studio 2022 installation and select Modify.

Select it to update before modifying the installation.

If an update for Visual Studio 2022 is available, an Update button will be shown.

If prompted, allow the installer to update itself.

Select the Windows key, type Visual Studio Installer, and press Enter.

If you already have Visual Studio 2022, you can add the Mobile development with. NET workload (the installation link above already pre-selects that option). During installation, select the Mobile development with.