• .Net Core , Asp.net core , C# ,
• Tags: asp.net core, QuickTips
• 31 Jul

Hello friends, today we will solve a little problem which a few people might encounter while building APIs in ASP.net core. This will be a very short post, since we will go straight to the point with the solution. We will see how to in ASP.net core upload files and json data for each file

• .Net , C# , Xamarin , Xamarin.Forms ,
• 21 Jun

While building Xamarin Forms applications there are several things which you find yourself repeating again and again. These might include creating value converters, markup extensions e.t.c. These repetitions could be made a lot easier using Xamarin Forms Snippets. And that is what we are covering today. This article is part of my contribution to the

• .Net Core , Asp.net core , microservices , Rabbitmq ,
• Tags: asp.net core, microservices, rabbitmq
• 17 Jun

When building micro-services it is very important to take into consideration which messaging mechanism you use. There are several ways in which micro-services communicate using different messaging protocols. Today we will focus on the AMQP messaging protocol with rabbitmq and asp.net core. What is Rabbitmq ? Rabbitmq is a messaging system that permits your applications

• .Net Core , Asp.net core ,
• 03 Jun

Hi friends, have you ever wanted to make post requests while choosing to pass a body or not ?. Some times you may want more flexibility in your post requests. You built a REST API and you want the user of the API to be free to pass a null value as the body of

• .Net , Xamarin , Xamarin Forms Tips and Tricks , Xamarin.Forms ,
• Tags: xamarin forms tips, Xamarin.Forms
• 10 May

Hello friends, here is a quick post under my series of Xamarin Forms tips where I share with you tips and tricks which make you a better Xamarin Forms developer. Today we are going to look at how to leverage iOS’ safe area to our advantage. In addition to what Xamarin Forms offers by default

• .Net , Xamarin , Xamarin.Forms ,
• 26 Apr

Hi friends, welcome to another blog post about my favorite Framework. Today we will dive into less technical stuff. We will talk about how Xamarin Forms evolved. How Xamarin Forms moved away from its reputation of a framework used to build only prototype applications to a robust cross platform framework which is now used to

• .Net , MVVM , Reactiveui , Xamarin , Xamarin.Forms ,
• Tags: MVVM, reactiveui, Xamarin.Forms
• 17 Feb

Hello friends, today we will have an introduction to my favorite MVVM framework ReactiveUI. I wrote an article about reactiveui a while ago you can find it here. But that article is outdated, since the framework has evolved. The software development world grows so fast and this article can be seen as my effort to

• .Net , C# , Xamarin , Xamarin.Forms ,
• Tags: .Net, C#, Tasks, Xamarin Forms Navigation, Xamarin.Forms
• 15 Jan

Hi friends, here we are again, my first blog post in 2020. Today we will talk about how to navigate to a page and wait results. This can be really useful by making our code easier to read, as compared to using Xamarin Forms’ Messaging Center each time a page needs to send back results

• .Net , .Net Core , Asp.net core , Authentication , C# , REST API , Xamarin , Xamarin.Forms ,
• 12 Dec

Hi friends. Nowadays, mobile applications are rarely standalone. They most often require a back-end with which they communicate. This back-end provides a means of storing, retrieving and processing data from any device which the app runs on. Taking this into consideration, it is obvious you will want to secure this data. This can be done

• .Net , C# , Xamarin , Xamarin.Forms ,
• Tags: collection view, Infinite scroll, Xamarin.Forms
• 10 Nov

Hello friends, Xamarin Forms is continuously getting better and it comes with a lot of improvements in every new release. Be it in performance aspects or the addition of new controls, we Xamarin Forms developers have several brand new features. Last year I wrote an article about the new paradigm (Shell) for building apps with