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Debug to iOS Devices Over Wi-Fi | The Xamarin Show
Follow along on this weeks Xamarin Show as James shows you how to setup your iOS device to wirelessly debug from Visual Studio on your Windows PC! **Show Lin...
Connect(); 2018 Xamarin Announcements
Microsoft Connect(); 2018 shared several exciting announcements about brand new capabilities and foundational improvements in the Xamarin platform.
Visual Studio 2019
Bethe first to access the future of Visual Studio 2019. Our pre-release gives youearly access to the new features not yet in Visual Studio. Try the Visual StudioPreview for free today.
Conversational UI for Bots
This week, James is joined by friend of the show Sam Basu from Progress who gives us a full run down of conversational UI for bots leveraging Telerik UI for ...
Push Notifications Made Easy with App Center | The Xamarin Show
This week, James is joined by friend of the show Brandon Minnick to discuss how to easily integrate Push Notifications with App Center into Xamarin applicati...
Particle follower with CocosSharp and Xamarin.Forms
Learn how to build a particle follower using the CocosSharp 2D Game Engine and Xamarin.Forms to build a beautiful cross-platform app.
Exploring New iOS 12 ARKit Capabilities With Xamarin
It’s summertime, which for Xamarin developers means new iOS betas to explore and learn. ARKit, which debuted last year in iOS 11, has matured over the past year and in iOS 12 is much more flexible than it was previously. New iOS 12 ARKit If you haven’t looked at ARKit in a year, the truly …
Previewing Files Inside Your Xamarin.iOS App
Explore the document interaction controller and the Quick Look preview controller for prevewing files and how to implement them in your apps.
Announcing Xamarin.Android 9.0 (P) Preview
Announcing Xamarin.Android support for Android 9.0 (P) in our latest preview release of Xamarin.Android for both Visual Studio 2017 & Visual Studio for Mac.
Dan Siegel | Azure Active Directory B2C for Xamarin Applications
Dan Siegel - Thoughts of a Code Monkey - So why yet another blog post? Well to be honest the documentation can be a little confusing, and there is more to the setup of a tenant than you may have read about.
Xamarin.Forms 3.1: Improving the Little Things |
Just six weeks after shipping Xamarin.Forms 3.0, we are excited to introduce Xamarin.Forms 3.1 with a ton of enhancements to make your lives easier.
Supporting iOS 11 and iPhone X in Xamarin.iOS Apps
Use these resources to make sure your Xamarin.iOS apps look and work great with iOS 11 and iPhone X starting in July 2018.
Use CoreML And Azure To Create Simple Xamarin.iOS Apps
Discuss how to create simple Xamarin.iOS apps to identify Links, Hylian Shield, and a Master Sword using CoreML and Azure.
Xamarin.Forms Recipe: Label with Letter Spacing
Setting a letter spacing for a Label in Android and iOS turned into an interesting research for me. I would expect that such a common task would be easily done with a help of a Renderer or an Effec…
Guest Post: Securing and Versioning Xamarin Apps with Mobile.BuildTools
Mobile.BuildTools make DevOps easy and consistent by training MSBuild to do common tasks when building Xamarin apps locally or on a CI Server.
Building mobile apps with Visual Studio and Xamarin : Build 2018
Visual Studio and Xamarin enable developers to create native Android and iOS apps with world-class tools in a fast, familiar, and flexible way. Join this tou...
Try the Latest Release of Xamarin.Forms 3.0!
Try the latest release of Xamarin.Forms 3.0. with improvements to the Xamarin stack such as the latest XAML IntelliSense experience in Visual Studio 2017.
Building the New MSN News App with Xamarin
This week James is joined by MSN News team members Matt Perzel and Sleiman Vierira to discuss how they built he new MSN News application from the group up using Xamarin. We discuss architecture, Xamar
Android P Developer Preview | Android Developers
An early look at the next version of Android for testing, development, and feedback.
FlexButton: A super flexible button control for Xamarin.Forms
Although Xamarin.Forms includes a Button control with quite a few ways to customize its layout, I needed a more flexible button for a side project, that required two things the default implementati…
No more certificate hassle with Fastlane in Visual Studio for Mac - Gerald Versluis
If you have been working on iOS applications, you probably have pulled your hair out at some point. The signing of the application binary can be a real brain teaser. While there is no way around it, Microsoft is on a mission to automate it as much as possible. Enter Fastlane. Out with the old… ... Read moreNo more certificate hassle with Fastlane in Visual Studio for Mac
Syncfusion
In this episode, Robert is joined by Daniel Jebaraj of Syncfusion, maker of more than 800 UI controls and frameworks spanning both .NET and JavaScript platforms. Daniel shows several Xamarin.Forms con
Draw your Next App Idea with Ink to Code
Imagine that you’ve just been struck by inspiration for your next great app. You might start by jotting some notes and sketching out screens. If you’re thinking about reaching for a sketchbook, a whiteboard, or even the back of a napkin, think about reaching for your computer and installing Ink to Code instead. Ink to …
Podcast: Android 8.1, Xamarin Device Manager, and Visual Studio versions 15.5 & 15.6
In this episode of the Xamarin Podcast, James Montemagno and I cover Android 8.1, the new Xamarin Device Manager Preview, what’s new for mobile developers in Visual Studio versions 15.5/15.6, and share our favorite Xamarin moments from 2017. Be sure to download today’s episode from your favorite podcast app. Subscribe or Download Today Keeping up …
Delivering Rich Media Experiences with the Xamarin.Forms Video Player
This is a guest post from Adam Fisher. Adam is the founder of Octane Software, focused on the creation of consumer Internet products. You can find Adam on Twitter at @adamgfisher and on Github at @adamfisher. Today we’ll take a look at Adam’s Xamarin.Forms Video Player component. Delivering an interactive and engaging experience is critical …
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