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• .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 But that article is outdated, since the framework has evolved.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

• 1
• .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 , 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

• .Net , C# , Xamarin , Xamarin.Forms ,
• Tags: Accordion, CustomControls, Xamarin.Forms
• 06 Oct

It is well known that good user interfaces should not be crowded with a lot of information. A page in a mobile app should not have too many visual elements displayed at the same time. If it does, they should at least be displayed in an appropriate way, or at the user’s will. Today we

• .Net , C# , Xamarin , Xamarin.Forms ,
• Tags: xamarin, Xamarin.Forms, XAML
• 08 Mar

When displaying textual information to your user, you want it to be well displayed with good font size, appropriate style, text color… But you also want the user to edit this information with minimum efforts. You can build a custom control in Xamarin Forms for this purpose. Let’s say you have a page in your

• 4
• .Net , C# , Xamarin , Xamarin.Forms ,
• Tags: Xamarin.Forms
• 21 Jan

Hello friends, notifying users about what happens in your mobile application is necessary. There is the Snack Bar which is good for this scenario. But in Xamarin.Forms by default, you don’t have the ability to call snack bar. Though by default you can’t do this, it is possible to make a Snack Bar in Xamarin

• 5
• C# , Xamarin ,
• Tags: xamarin, Xamarin.Forms
• 20 Dec

Hello friends, Xamarin.Forms 4.0 Preview was made available for some time already, and it has several features which I’m excited about. These features where announced months ago, but the one which caught my attention was the Xamarin.Forms Shell. This feature is not yet available on the UWP platform as I’m writing this blog post today.

• .Net , C# , UWP , Xamarin ,
• Tags: .Net, C#, UWP, xamarin, Xamarin.Forms
• 17 Jul

Hello everyone. Today I decided to make a small post about a problem which has annoyed me seriously last weekend, and how to resolve it. I make this post for those who may have encountered this issue and don’t know how to resolve it. I also go a little bit into the details of how

• C# , Xamarin ,
• Tags: xamarin, Xamarin.Forms
• 10 Jul

Hi everyone, what’s up ?. I’m sure if you are reading this post, you may be looking for a means to have the name of your users on your app. Without having to ask them for it. If that is the case, you are at the right place. This is something tricky to accomplish, but

• 4
• Xamarin ,
• Tags: beginners, challenges, Xamarin.Forms
• 09 May

Hello Friends, I remember when I first heard about Xamarin.Forms. As a .Net developer, discovering a tool which will let you leverage your .Net skills to build cross platform applictions. I literally had water in my mouth 🤤.  As an excited beginner, I went directly to Google and learned everything I could about Xamarin.Forms. Then Bam