Sitecore
While mobile devices offer us increased internet connectivity and day-to-day convenience (such as containing books, notes and information), they also carry considerable security risks. The importance of application security has emerged as a leading factor impacting a company's brand perception and even its bottom line. Unfortunately, most of
Sitecore
In this series of articles, I'll explore some of the resources available in Sitecore Mobile SDK and show you how to create a cool app that you can use as the base for future mobile apps that interact with Sitecore. This is a blog post that I wrote
Sitecore
In this series of articles, I'll explore some of the resources available in Sitecore Mobile SDK and show you how to create a cool app that you can use as the base for future mobile apps that interact with Sitecore. This is a blog post that I wrote
Sitecore
In this series of articles, I'll explore some of the resources available in Sitecore Mobile SDK and show you how to create a cool app that you can use as the base for future mobile apps that interact with Sitecore. This is a blog post that I wrote
Sitecore
Sitecore Mobile SDK is a framework that is designed to help the developer produce native mobile applications that use and serve content managed by Sitecore. It lets mobile app developers access the familiar Sitecore environment and, through Xamarin, deploy compiled native apps to all major mobile platforms in a streamlined
Getting Started
So you've just installed Visual Studio 2015 along with Xamarin, downloaded your targeted Android API through the Android SDK Manager, installed a fresh new Sitecore instance in your local IIS and are willing to dig deep into the Sitecore Mobile SDK. Now what? There are some "hidden&