Mobile applications with GeneXus 15 course

Controls: labels, tables and images. Their specificities in the design and use of Live Editing

Consideration of the position of labels in attribute/variable controls, work with tables for aligning and defining sizes and relative spaces between controls, and the way in which images are scaled inside the control that contains them. Additionally, the use of the Live Editing tools that allows us to view changes instantly, as we design, without the need to save objects, all with demos.



Note: In GeneXus 15 Upgrade 5, the "Dashboard" object has been renamed to "Menu for Smart Devices.

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Presentation

Students will learn how to develop mobile applications for Android and iOS using GeneXus, including applications that require Internet access as well as apps that can work offline. 
 
Instructions will be provided to follow each platform's guidelines -the conceptual model underlying these applications-, as well as their architecture and UI (User Interface) design. Other topics included are: achieving a good UX (User Experience), programming behavior, prototyping applications and adding security features. 
 
During the course, a simplified sample app is developed for Android in order to make prototyping easier when there isn't a Mac computer available. Since the concepts applied to iOS are similar, the special characteristics of each platform are mentioned when applicable.

Presentation

Objective: 
To be duly trained for developing smart device applications with GeneXus. 
 
Who can take the course: 
Those who have already developed web applications with GeneXus. 
 
Modes: You may choose between the in-person course (in which case we suggest you check the schedule before contacting our academic partners in your country) and the self-study course. 
  •  Classroom duration: 24 hours (tehory + practice)
  •  Self-study duration: videos duration + 16 hours practice
Exam:
Students will be able to take the exam corresponding to the GeneXus Developer for Smart Devices. This exam is taken on a computer and includes multiple choice and true/false questions about the topics learned throughout the course, to confirm that the student has effectively learned the essential concepts required.

Scope:
 

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