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Comment #29428273
Razor for MAUI is available in the Experimental Blazor Mobile Bindings, but I doubt it will make the 7.0 cut. Having worked extensively with both XAML and Razor and Blazor, I can 1…
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Comment #29428239
That's what I do in Forms, no XAML for me. Look at CSharpForMarkup lib that has extensions methods for Forms and now Uno to simplify coded UI's.
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Comment #23334042
Yup, really! I had a USB-to-Serial FTDI 232R with an actual device running in Silverlight back in 2012-ish. Just made a demo, but it worked.
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Comment #23319881
In C# 9 there will be Source Generators, an easy way to generate code in a build task before compilation. That will remove the need for Reflection in many areas. Work is also under…
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Comment #23281871
The download size does make it hard to use for a "public" site, like a webshop. But it is a different story for an application, like an intranet solution or app like Figma. A first…
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Comment #22010843
It was not in the box. Back then, it was still quite difficult to get a hold on an actual R3 box here in Europe. There was 1 official reseller here in the Netherlands and I actuall…
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Comment #22005452
Thanks a lot! I ran BeOS fulltime for a few years (R3/4/5) and I'm looking at a BeOS "the Media OS" poster at my wall here. Fond memories!
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Comment #18606721
Well, let's hope they open source Silverlight next so I can finally upgrade to Visual Studio 2017 when maintaining my apps (that are still in daily use by happy customers).
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Comment #18037992
The next step in my view is the addition of quality components to the Forms base, and they are doing just that at the moment. I have reviewed and given input for CollectionView, Fo…
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Comment #18037962
Just enable AOT by hacking the proj file and suddenly you have amazing performance in release mode (but bigger APK). Normal builds have been getting steadily better for Android.
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Comment #17863833
Less tourists on bikes that are the most dangerous cyclists around, every Dutch person knows :-)
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Comment #15763135
That is because Widows Start search does not do a String.IndexOf(search.ToLowerCase) > -1 but a String.StartsWith(search, EVERYCULTURECRAPTHINGIEVERDIDINDOTNET). So to find µTorren…
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Comment #15069936
That's good, but I really, really want to set the Supervision timeout to something other than a rudiculous 20 seconds: https://blog.classycode.com/a-short-story-about-android-ble-.…
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Comment #15052860
I'm still working heavily with AngularJS (1) and in combination with components (1.5+), TypeScript and a MVVM approach it is very clean and productive. Even for all its flaws, it s…
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Comment #14676131
I have been working now for 2 years with Typescript on a heavy SPA in combination with ASP.Net / AngularJS 1.5 components, and absolutely love it. I have zero compiler issues. We s…
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Comment #14299871
Have you tried using it in VS2017? Nowhere to be seen. The runtime is supported yes, but you try combining and debugging a Silverlight solution with a .Net Core web app.
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Comment #14299409
Let's not forget the Silverlight debacle too, that made a looooot of entreprise people unhappy.
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Comment #12952129
No Xamarin Studio on the mac vs on Windows. Logical I think because Windows has the real Visual Studio and Xamarin Studio Windows is based on GTK# (AFAIK, I think the mac UI is nat…
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Comment #12951463
That is a rebranded Xamarin Studio, with a slightly updated layout to match VS. It feels much better on mac I must say, also tried it on Windows but just weird and slow. I'm quite …
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Comment #12951247
I use VS2015 a lot for .Net ASP dev, but when I do Xamarin iOS dev I tend to do it in Xamarin Studio on the mac. Much better experience, fast deploys/builds. I miss Resharper but c…
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Comment #12949196
I have used both "native" Xamarin and Forms to build apps. Last year Xamarin had a really bad streak with stability but things have certainly improved. Android itself has so much q…
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Comment #11648701
Datatables are not gonna make 1.0, and I think it is underestimated how much they are still in use: Longread which gives I nice overview: https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/10…
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Comment #11648679
Well, it's fine if features are ported later or in seperate packages or in some other/better format, but what I understood around System.Data is that vital pieces are missing, with…
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Comment #11648466
I have been using MVC since version 2, but I will definitely will not use Core for my first project. There are so many breaking changes that I cannot imagine a 1.0 will cut it. Als…
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