Connecting To Bluetooth Le With Microsoft .Net Maui

Be connected to Bluetooth with Microsoft .NET MAUI, Google Android, and/or Apple iOS

What you'll learn

Ability to Connect to Bluetooth LE Devices with .NET MAUI

Ability to Create Bluetooth LE Servers with .NET MAUI

Ability to Scan for Bluetooth LE Devices

Ability to Connect to Bluetooth LE Devices

Connect and Read Data from a Bluetooth LE Heart Rate Monitor

Requirements

Microsoft .NET, C#, MAUI and/or Xamarin

Google Android and Apple iOS Development

Basic Knowledge of Bluetooth and Bluetooth Low Energy (LE)

Description

It is time to become connected to Bluetooth with Microsoft .NET MAUI and C#. For years developers are shifting to development to connectable devices with Internet of the Things (IoT), Bluetooth, and several other technologies. The ultimate question is should someone hire outside consulting to jump start their project? Or do you want to take a chance to connect to your Bluetooth device on your own?It is time to take the challenge. In this course students will develop the basic knowledge to use Microsoft .NET MAUI and open source Bluetooth libraries and/or frameworks to connect to various Bluetooth devices. Students will be educated on the use of dependency injection that doesn't depend on the Microsoft .NET MAUI Framework in order to keep Bluetooth code and logic clean throughout the Application.Students will also learn how to compile the Bluetooth code using a multi-platform language that can be used on Google Android and/or Apple iOS.Students will need to have access to the essential development tools to develop Microsoft .NET MAUI and/or Xamarin based applications in addition to proper devices to fully utilize the sample code(s) and/or follow along with the videos.Be prepared to stun your friends and co-workers with your new knowledge on Bluetooth device connectivity with mobile devices and Microsoft .NET with the ability to write code once and target and/or compile for multiple platforms.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Course Materials

Section 2: Creating the Project

Lecture 3 Overview of the Project

Lecture 4 Implementing Dependency Injection

Lecture 5 Registering Dependency Injection

Section 3: Creating a Bluetooth LE Server

Lecture 6 Creating a Bluetooth LE Server Interface and Service

Lecture 7 Registering Bluetooth LE Hosting Library

Lecture 8 Registering MAUI Classes into Dependency Injection

Lecture 9 Adding the Bluetooth Library to Dependency Injection

Lecture 10 Creating the Bluetooth Service, Characteristic, and Advertisements

Lecture 11 Implementing the Bluetooth Service, Characteristic, and Stop Service

Lecture 12 Bluetooth Service Code Cleanup

Section 4: Creating a Bluetooth LE Client

Lecture 13 Creating a Bluetooth LE Client Service and Interface

Lecture 14 Implementing the Bluetooth LE Client Scan and Connections

Section 5: Testing the Code

Lecture 15 Compiling and Running on Android - Debugging the Loader

Section 6: Creating a User Interface for Bluetooth Scanning

Lecture 16 Creating a Basic User Interface

Lecture 17 Scanning for Bluetooth Devices with UI and Debugger

Lecture 18 Revisiting Dependency Injection with Bluetooth

Lecture 19 Testing the Bluetooth Scanner on Android with the Debugger

Section 7: Creating a User Interface for Bluetooth Server

Lecture 20 Implementing the Bluetooth Server User Interface

Section 8: Integration of Knowledge - Connecting to a Heart Rate Monitor

Lecture 21 Scanning for a Nearby Heart Rate Monitor via RSSI

Lecture 22 Connecting and Disconnecting to/from a Nearby Heart Rate Monitor

Lecture 23 Subscribing to the Heart Rate Monitor

Lecture 24 Reading and Processing the Heart Rate Data to the Debug Log

Developers interested in Bluetooth LE Development,Developers interested in the transfer of data and files over Bluetooth LE,Developers working on mobile applications that connect to Bluetooth LE devices