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Learn Mono for Android and use the code here in your applications. All samples are available under the Apache 2.0 license.

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Standard Controls

This sample demonstrates Android's built-in UI controls. Form Controls: TextView, EditText, AutoCompleteTextView, Button, CheckBox, RadioGroup, RatingBar Content Controls: ImageView, Gallery, ScrollView, GridView Progress Controls: Progress Dialog, Progress Bar Popups: Toast, Alert Pickers: Spinner, DatePickerDialog, TimePickerDialog Menus: Options Menu, Context Menu Layouts: Tab Layout, RelativeLayout, LinearLayout, FrameLayout, TableLayout

TipCalc

`TipCalc` is a tip calculator which follows my specific requirements: 1. The tip includes the pre-tax value ("Subtotal"), not the post-tax value. 2. The tip is calculated so that the post-tax value + tip is a multiple of $0.25.

Android API Demo

This sample demonstrates usage of various Android APIs for graphics, media, services, resources/assets, UI, etc. It contains tutorials in the form of activities.

Tasky

Tasky is a simple cross-platform todo/task application sample that allows you to track todo/task items. It illustrates proper application architecture layering and uses a common code base for the Business Layer (BL), Data Access Layer (DAL), and Data Layer (DL) layers. It then separates out the User Interface (UI) and Application Layer (AL) into the appropriate device-applications.

Maps and Location Demo

This is the sample code for the Maps and Location article located at http://docs.xamarin.com/android/tutorials/Maps_and_Location It shows how to work with maps and location in Mono for Android.

MWC 2012

MWC 2012 is an open-source conference schedule application for www.mobileworldcongress.com in Barcelona, Spain (February 2012). It illustrates proper application architecture layering and uses a common code base for the Business Layer (BL), Data Access Layer (DAL), and Data Layer (DL) layers. It then separates out the User Interface (UI) and Application Layer (AL) into the appropriate device-applications. There are versions for iPhone/iPad, Android and Windows Phone 7. * NOTE: the Android version requires you to register for a Google Maps key to enable the map tiles in the MapView. See the instructions in /Resources/Values/PrivateStringsTemplate.xml and /Resources/Layout/MapScreen.axml for details. You must also have installed the Google Maps API Add-On (instructions: http://docs.xamarin.com/android/tutorials/Maps_and_Location/Part_2_-_Maps_API#Google_APIs_Add-On)

Table and Cell Styles

This sample illustrates Android's built-in ListView styles and some customizations that are possible. One of the Activities - Screens/CustomTables/CustomFastScroll - requires API level 11. You can set the API level in the Project Properties. You must also uncomment the "CustomFastScroll" style in Resources/Values/Styles.xml (since that will not build on earlier versions).

Simple Widget

This sample shows a simple widget which fetches the word of the day from Wiktionary.

Snake

A plain old Snake game based on a TileView.

Accelerometer Play

This sample demonstrates usage of the accelerometer to animate balls rolling on a wooden table.

Rotation Demo

This is the sample code for the article Handling Rotation. It shows various techniques for working with device orientation changes in Mono for Android.

Hello World

This is a super simple hello world application. It uses a TextView to display a plain old hello world message via a string resource.

GL Rotating Cube

This sample demonstrates simple drawing via OpenTK's GL APIs by drawing a rotating cube.

Popup Menu Demo

This example shows how to use a Popup Menu with Ice Cream Sandwich.

Jet Boy

A simple game demonstrating usage of the JET audio engine.

Calendar Demo

This example shows how to use the calendar API to list calendars and events. It also shows how to add an event and view it using the built-in calendar app.

Contact Manager

This sample demonstrates how to interact with Android's contact manager.

System UI Visibility Demo

This example shows how to change the appearance of the Navigation Bar in Ice Cream Sandwich.

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