Version: GeneXus 16

GeneXus for mobile course

Transition effects among objects

How to achieve different transitions upon entering and exiting the screen of an object (fade, push up, push down, push left, etc.), both in design time and in runtime. 



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Lessons

Presentation

The study focuses on how to develop mobile applications for Android and iOS with GeneXus, in versions capable of functioning with or without connectivity.  

Instructions are provided on how to follow the platforms’ guidelines, including the conceptual model underlying the applications, their architecture, the UI (User Interface) design, and the ways to achieve a satisfactory UX (User Experience). Additionally, the course includes methods for programming behavior, prototyping and startup and how to add security.  

The course shows the development of an Android simplified app by way of example, considering this simpler prototyping in the absence of a Mac. However, concepts are analogous for iOS, and the course includes mention to specificities for each platform when applicable. 

More information

Objective: 
To acquire the training necessary for developing applications for Smart Devices with GeneXus.
 
Designed for: 
 individuals interested in developing applications for Smart Devices. For those lacking experience with the tool, we recommend that the Introduction to GeneXus course be done in advance.
 
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: 36 hours (tehory + practice)
  •  Self-study duration: videos duration (6 hours) + Practice: 16 hours
Examen:
Students will be able to take the exam corresponding to the GeneXus Developer for Smart Devices as long as they previously have a GeneXus Junior Analyst certificate.
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.

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Materials

Simple exercises that will enable you to test several concepts relative to the version of GeneXus 16 for mobile smart devices. In the following link you can get the XPZ files used in the videos.

The practice material consists of a simplified version of the EventDay application which is the study subject in the videos. 

Bonus Material

To take the course and work on the exercises you need the trial version of GeneXus.
 
GeneXus  Trial  

KB solution of practical exercises:
Name: GeneXus16SDDevelopmentCoursePracticalExercises  
Server: http://samples.genexusserver.com/v16 

Note:
The trial version of GeneXus 16 will automatically install, among other things, the Android SDK. If you already have a full version of GeneXus you will have to install it manually. Additionally, we suggest that you use the SDK emulator to benefit from the advantages of hardware acceleration in your computer. Learn more about this topic by accessing this wiki link. 
When using the emulator, make sure that it is open before the first Run. You don’t need to close it and open it every time, just leave it open while you prototype.