2 years ago
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Daniel Angel Monettelli L.
yesterday
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David Ortinau
2 days ago
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Gerald Versluis
2 days ago
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Charlin Agramonte
While developing applications, one of the things that help maintain the quality of your code is adhering to the naming conventions of the programming language you are using. As Xamarin Developers there are predefined rules that we usually follow in our C# code. But what happens with our XAML? Since there’s no pre-defined naming convention […]
The post XAML Naming Conventions in Xamarin Forms appeared first on XamGirl.
4 days ago
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Gerald Versluis
3 days ago
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David Ortinau
2 days ago
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David Ortinau
3 days ago
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MFractor
XAML Hot Reload and Previewer
Building UI's has always been a hard job. Modern apps tends to use complex designs and need to adapt to the growing number of device sizes and form-factors. The most established front-end development workflows are based on transcribing designs based on static images to the components that actually render that screen at runtime.
For the Xamarin.Forms developers, UI's are written entirely in code, either through XAML or C#.
24 days ago
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James Montemagno
3 days ago
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Brandon Minnick
GitHub's API Rate Limits can be confusing and difficult to work with. This library makes it easy to check the rate limits with one line of code!
10 months ago
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Mark Allibone
Since the release of Xamarin Forms 4.5, Shell now supports modal navigation. Since one of my highest ranking blog posts is how to create a login page with Xamarin Forms. I thought it was time to revisit the topic and look at how to implement a login page using the Shell.So what is so special about a login page? Well, to state the obvious, the user should only be able to exit it after entering a correct login.
3 days ago
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Steven Thewissen
I recently used the bottom tabs navigation for Android, which comes with a fancy animation scaling the selected item. But what if you don’t want that? Making your apps look similar on all platforms is what most people are trying to achieve these days. For iOS, the Xamarin.Forms TabbedPage puts a tab bar at the...
The post Styling the Android bottom tabs animation behavior and font appeared first on Steven Thewissen: Mobile Developer from the Netherlands.
4 days ago
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David Ortinau
4 days ago
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LetsCreateSeries
Welcome back the Let’s Create Series blog! Today we’re going to make an animated Entry that reacts to focus event changes. When the entry is focused, we want to animate its priority. Once it loses focus, we’ll reset it. To get started with our Animated Entry in Xamarin.Forms, I’ll open the BlogTutorials project that we ... Read more
The post Animated Entry in Xamarin.Forms appeared first on Let's Create Series.
5 days ago
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David Ortinau
5 days ago
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Merge Conflict
Customer support is hard to do right, and app support is even harder. How do you get your users to contact you with proper information before they give you that 1 star review. We discuss our journey into improving our support system in our mobile apps.
Follow Us
Frank: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
James: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
Merge Conflict: Twitter, Facebook, Website, Chat on Discord
Music : Amethyst Seer - Citrine by Adventureface
⭐⭐ Review Us (https://itunes.
2 years ago
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Daniel Angel Monettelli L.
6 days ago
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James Montemagno
Adding an easy way for users to email support from your mobile app can cut down on 1 star reviews. With a few lines of code add helpful device info & logs.
8 days ago
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David Ortinau
8 days ago
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Gerald Versluis
8 days ago
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James Montemagno
8 days ago
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The Xamarin Podcast
Xamarin.Forms 5.0 has just been released.
And it's all Xamarin.Forms 5 all the time in this special podcast!
Principal Program Manager David Ortinau join James and Matt to lead them through all the new exciting bits in Xamarin.Forms 5.0.
Show Notes
Xamarin.Forms 5 is here! (https://devblogs.microsoft.com/xamarin/xamarin-forms-5-0-is-here/?WT.mc_id=mobile-12530-masoucou)
NYE at the Space Needle (https://vimeo.
9 days ago
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David Ortinau
8 days ago
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The Xamarin Blog
Today we are publishing the latest stable release of Xamarin.Forms, version 5.0. This major release delivers hundreds of quality improvements and brings to stable release new features including App Themes, Brushes, CarouselView, RadioButton, Shapes and Paths, and SwipeView.
The Xamarin team wishes to extend a huge thank you to the many contributors and reviewers that helped make this release.
The post Xamarin.
10 days ago
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James Montemagno
9 days ago
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Saamer Mansoor
10 days ago
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David Ortinau
11 days ago
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Gerald Versluis
12 days ago
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David Ortinau
11 days ago
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MFractor
Adding JavaScript support to your Xamarin.Forms app.
Introduction
Over the years I've built Xamarin apps, I've seen multiple reach a point where they need to update business logic without republishing. This concept is loosely known as "code push", the ability to change an apps behaviour without the hassle of the app stores.
Some of the use cases for code push could be:
Update business logic that changes frequently without redeploying the app.
11 days ago
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Anbu Mani
Introduction In this blog, we are going to learn how to design an Expandable Infinite Scroll ListView in Xamarin Forms Application. This Infinite scroll function not there in default Xamarin Forms, so we need to add the plugin for this. Here, we need to know, how infinite scroll works, First, we are going to show […]
11 days ago
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Anbu Mani
Introduction The gesture means finger movement in the touchscreen interface. The different types of gesture’s are Tab, drag, Flick, Swipe, double tab, pinch, Three-finger pinch, three-finger swipe, touch and hold, rotate, shake. In this article, we are going to learn how to implement gesture’s in our application. Let’s start the story Create a Xamarin android […]
12 days ago
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Merge Conflict
We did it! We finished (mostly) our holiday hacks, so tune in to figure out what we did!
Follow Us
Frank: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
James: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
Merge Conflict: Twitter, Facebook, Website, Chat on Discord
Music : Amethyst Seer - Citrine by Adventureface
⭐⭐ Review Us (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/merge-conflict/id1133064277?mt=2&ls=1) ⭐⭐
Machine transcription available on http://mergeconflict.
2021 years ago
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ReactiveUI
OSS Sustainability
Open Source Sustainability has become a big topic in the .NET community. With several Open Source projects having issues with long term sustainability, the ReactiveUI team has been identifying ways to address the long term sustainability of our open-source software. Our main goal is to make sure that as .NET grows and evolves that Reactive Programming and ReactiveUI evolve and grow with it.
13 days ago
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David Ortinau
14 days ago
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David Ortinau
15 days ago
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Gerald Versluis
15 days ago
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James Montemagno
15 days ago
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Luis Pujols
I had the opportunity of participating in the Xamarin Assemble annual event, On Saturday 18th of July 2020, which is the biggest Cross-Platform Mobile App development conference in Argentina an event that is organized for and by the community. I got the chance to talk about Mobile App Redesign For Developers. Event name: ... Read More
16 days ago
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David Ortinau
16 days ago
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Luis Pujols
I had the opportunity of participating in the 16th edition of South Florida Code Camp, On Saturday 29th of February 2020, which is a one-day GEEK FEST community event driven by a group of dedicated volunteers and speakers. I got the chance to talk about Mobile DevOps in Xamarin Forms. Event name: ... Read Mor
17 days ago
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David Ortinau
18 days ago
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Gerald Versluis
17 days ago
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James Montemagno
Before you release your app, do this 1 thing to drive great reviews to your application. I show you how to request reviews successfully in this post.
19 days ago
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Merge Conflict
As 2020 comes to a close it is time to hustle to try to try to squeeze in app releases. James talks about this latest creation, My Cadence, and how he was able to get the app onto the app store within 1 week and how he ported it to Android in 1 day!
Follow Us
Frank: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
James: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
Merge Conflict: Twitter, Facebook, Website, Chat on Discord
Music : Amethyst Seer - Citrine by Adventureface
⭐⭐ Review Us (https://itunes.
19 days ago
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James Montemagno
The cadence sensor display app for iOS comes to Android! Here is what it took to make the jump across platforms.
2 years ago
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Daniel Angel Monettelli L.
22 days ago
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Gerald Versluis
24 days ago
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Suthahar Jegatheesan
IntroductionThe Passwords and Security Codes (OTP) are a modern necessity required for security and privacy but initially iOS does not support auto read feature. iOS 12 eases the tedious aspects of account setup and sign-in by automatically suggesting and using strong, unique passwords and by bringing one-time password to the QuickType bar so users can fill them with one tap. Here we’ll learn how to implement autofill OTP in your app using Xamarin Forms .
11 months ago
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Suthahar Jegatheesan
Microsoft Cognitive Services offers awesome APIs and services for developers to create more intelligent applications. You can add interesting features, like people's emotions and video detection, face, speech, and vision recognition and speech and language understanding into your application. The Emotion API takes a facial expression in an image stream as an input and returns confidence levels across a set of emotions for each face in the image like anger, contempt, disgust, fear, happiness, neutral, sadness, and surprise, in a facial expression Where to implement There is no single unifying definition or theory of emotion.