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Showing posts with label navigation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label navigation. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Decoupling Views In Multi-Screen Sequences

In my previous post I explained how to decouple individual views and why that is a good idea. In this post I will take that idea further and explain how to use this concept in more advanced UX scenarios involving multi-screen sequences.

Monday, September 8, 2014

Navigation With MVVM

In my previous post I covered the basics of navigation patterns in mobile apps and the Xamarin.Forms navigation APIs. In this post I will cover architectural issues related to navigation in an app using the MVVM pattern and one method of implementing your navigation in a more portable way.

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Navigation in Xamarin.Forms

Navigation is a fundamental concept in mobile applications. Desktop computers have relatively large screens that lend themselves to many modeless windows, which allows users to see multiple views at once switch between tasks quickly. Mobile devices, on the other hand, have small screens. It would be impractical in most cases to show multiple views at once (no matter what Samsung's marketing says). As a result, mobile applications tend to be designed around the concept of moving from one full-screen view to another. In this post I'll describe the most common types of navigation in mobile apps and how to use them in Xamarin.Forms.