I want to program an Android Application in Visual Studio 2015. I have Visual Studio Professional 2015 and i installed Xamarin. But when i creat a new Blank Android App I see this one and I can't program it How can I solve it ?
Have you had a look at the documentation for this?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/dn879698(v=vs.140).aspx - this one is technical
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/features/xamarin-vs.aspx
Have a look here. Hope this helps. Best of luck!
You just created a project and you can start programing it. Please have a look at this link. It describes a quickstart to create android apps.
Change to VisualStudio in the upper right corner of the website to see the solution for VisualStudio.
Have fun =)
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I am looking to integrate the Stripe user interface SDK in Visual Studio for Mac, where I am coding an iPhone app in C#.
I am stuck trying to integrate this SDK into my project https://github.com/stripe/stripe-ios/releases/tag/v19.3.0 which I'll use to build the UI – I have never done this before so I am not sure how to proceed.
I believe you'd use Cocoapods to do this in Xcode, but I am not sure what the alternative procedure for Xamarin Visual Studio is.
Has anybody got any experience with this they'd like to share with me?
Thanks in advance!
I was hoping someone would be able to help me out with a simple question. In Visual Studio 2015 I'm looking to build a mobile phone application, and I was hoping there is an alternative to using Xamarin, something a bit less complicated but still uses C#. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated, many thanks Dylan.
Microsoft adquired Xamarin, so if you develop in Windows OS you need to use Visual studio, otherwise, if you develop on Mac, you should use Xamarin Studio. But you should know that is not about the IDE, is about the platform. If you don't want to use C#, and want to build an hibrid mobile app you need to check Apache Cordova
So recently I've begun learning C# from this man's video series. Right now I have Visual Studio 2013 (Community edition), and in his video he's using a subcategory called "Store Apps." My problem is that in the current version of Visual Studio I'm using, it doesn't acquire this subcategory. Anyway on how I may obtain it?
Thank you for your help.
Regards,
Saroekin.
You'll need to have the Windows Phone 8.1 SDK installed as he suggested, and make sure that you also have Visual Studio Update 2 installed.
Comment from the video description:
Note: Before we get started, make sure that you already have the
Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 installed, which will include the Windows
Phone 8.1 Tooling, like we talked about in the previous lesson. If you
already have that installed, then we're ready to move forward.
I'm struggling with something very fundamental - so I'm probably being dumb.
I'm following the MSDN Tutorials for learning Visual C# and one of the very first things you do (following changing the theme color, of course) is create a new project. The project template(s) listed, specifically "WPF Application", are not existing, however.
Here's what the tutorial says I should see:
The same process is used by this tutorial.
What I see lacks "WPF Application"
Uhh.... what? When I use the search box for "WPF", I find "WPF App for MVVMbasics Core project" which I have to download from online, but get this error message when using it:
Can anyone help?
The give away is in the title of the dialog box displayed when you try to open a WPF project (my emphasis):
Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Express for Web
The Express products each only support a subset of the project types. Choose "Express 2013 for Windows Desktop" from the Visual Studio Express page. Alternatively, if you meet the "Who can use Visual Studio Community" requirements at the bottom of the page, you could download Visual Studio 2013 Community.
Try Changing from .Net Framework 4.5 to 4.0 or 3.5 from the comboBox above.
If that solves, then you may need to install .Net Framework 4.5 on your system.
And if not, run the Visual Studio Installer again. Will be better to remove and install again than just using 'Repair' option in the installer.
Select 'Full' option on components selection if it asks for while installing..
Reinstallation would defenitely help. But if you don't like to spend that much time.. Take a look at
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/8a5ae9e3-be7b-493d-831c-1e49e8103f26/visual-studio-project-templates-are-missing?forum=vssetup
I just managed to get XNA Game Studio to work with Visual Studio 2012 by following these
steps. However, it appears to have only installed in C# language. It is only a template in C#. How can I get it to be a template in Visual Basic? I really need to program in VB, not VCS. Any ideas of how I can fix this?
Thanks
I get this question so often? How can I install XNA with the latest version of Visual Studio.
The question generally comes from UK Academics still teaching XNA here the latest up to date how to use XNA and Visual Studio 2015.
Thanks to the Open Source Project MXA, XNA now works fine with Visual Studio 2015
XNA is a great framework for creating games, and we use it as a tool to motivate students to learn how to program whilst creating great games at extra-curricular events such as the three thing game.
Many academic still stress
A tool like XNA is an invaluable intrinsic motivator – inspiring students to want to learn to code, as opposed to being motivated because we said so, or because they will get better grades.
1- Download the latest version of this package MXA - XNA 4.0 Refresh for Visual Studio MXA XNA Supports VS2010-2015 see https://mxa.codeplex.com/