Building amazing multi-platform solutions for iOS, Android, Mac, Linux and Windows
One of the most important aspects of an app is the flow or journey that the user takes through the app. Apps are often described in terms of pages, or screens, and navigating between them. In this post I’m going to cover dividing your application into routes, and how to work with the Flutter navigation … Read more
Shortly after Apple announced SwiftUI a twitter thread erupted discussing a hypothetical Sharp UI. It was positioned an alternative for declarative ui development, across Xamarin applications in C# or F#. If Apple has SwiftUI, perhaps we’ll Microsoft rollout # UI (Sharp UI) for as a new method for building user interfaces in @xamarinhq apps with … Read more
This morning I set out to explore the most recent ramblings on app navigation. I expected to come across a bunch of designers talking about their sliding, popping, whirling interface. How they are going to radicalize the way we interact with mobile applications. The first thing I was struck with was that I needed to … Read more
I think I’ve been living under a rock as I’ve only just come across dnSpy, a decompiler for .net! I’ve been building apps and services with .NET for a long time, so a Twitter thread talking about decompilers amused me. David Kean’s comment pretty accurately reflects my sentiment regarding Reflector. You can pry ildasm from … Read more
Debugging Http/Https Traffic using Fiddler for Xamarin iOS, Android and Windows (UWP) Applications
Side Note: Links on how to setup your iOS, Android or Windows device for remote debugging
Working with Self Signed Certificates (Certificate Pinning) in Android Applications with Xamarin.Forms
Working with Self Signed Certificates (Certificate Pinning) in iOS Application with Xamarin.Forms
Working with Self Signed Certificates (Certificate Pinning) in Windows (UWP) Application with Xamarin.Forms
Accessing ASP.NET Core API hosted on Kestrel over Https from iOS Simulator, Android Emulator and UWP Applications.
OT: Change Project Options in Visual Studio 2019 to Make Build Output Useful
Xamarin and the HttpClient For iOS, Android and Windows
Publishing ASP.NET Core 3 Web API to Azure App Service with Http/2
Testing ASP.NET Core Web API on Kestrel with Fiddler Composer Fails
Lazy Dependencies and Interfacing Refit with MvvmCross and Prism
Deploying ASP.NET Core 3 to Linux Azure App Service with Docker
Shell in v4 of Xamarin.Forms and Visual Studio 2019
Debugging ASP.NET Core with Visual Studio and Docker Desktop
ViewModel to ViewModel Navigation in a Xamarin.Forms Application with Prism and MvvmCross
Scaffolding Your Next MvvmCross Xamarin.Forms Project