Can i make android apps by visual studio 2010 ?

Question

Can i make android apps by visual studio 2010 ?

Answer 1

links

http://xamarin.com/monoforandroid?gclid=CNXjha_b97ECFQp76wodEG8ADw

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/mahesh/building-android-applications-using-C-Sharp/

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/356459/Build-Csharp-and-NET-Mobile-Apps-with-Xamarin-Deve

Answer 2

Is there another way except mono for android because mono for android costs lot of money to buy ?
and i prefer free way

Answer 3

Is there another way except mono for android because mono for android costs lot of money to buy ?

What do you call lots of money?  Is your connection time that expensive?  How do you afford to post here?

Mono For Android

Answer 4

I downloaded xamarin before and i made my first app and it works in the emulator but it didn't work on my phone and when i searched for the error that appears to me i founded that error because i have atrial program 

so i'm searching for free program 

any one can help me ?

Answer 5

I downloaded xamarin before and i made my first app and it works in the emulator but it didn't work on my phone and when i searched for the error that appears to me i founded that error because i have atrial program 

so i'm searching for free program 

any one can help me ?

It seems Xamarin is the only choice at the present time.

Answer 6

Hi el_en_ms,

  Welcome to MSDN Forum Support.

  I feel SGRao has provided a series of links on how to use mono for android,and its simple demo mentioned inside these article can easily take into this develop field. If you want to free third-part component used to develop android apps by visual studio 2010, I suspect this is outside the scope, but what I can do is looking for this topic on internet. The following seciton listed in the bottom of the link:

 Why you’ll love Xamarin

 

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Answer 7

Xamarin isn't the only game in town, by far.

Xamarin ~$300 for license

WingDB - Mobile Edition - Free of Charge, Beta (Possibly for charge in the future?)

VS-Android - Open Source - Free (No Debugging support?)

StackOverflow Question, with other answers as well.

Answer 8

An alternative to Xamarin is dot42. It allows you to write Andoid apps in C# with Visual Studio. It comes with a fee community license.

Disclosure: I work for this company

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