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Multi-Project Launch Profiles in Visual Studio

7 months ago

Developing apps connected to an API or microservices that talk to each other can be tricky. The new Multi-project launch profiles in Visual Studio make launching multiple projects significantly easier!

Cross-Platform Christmas Countdown in C# in under 5 minutes

10 months ago

Christmas is just around the corner, so I thought it would a good challenge to see if it is possible to build a fully cross-platform Christmas Countdown app in C# and .NET 8 using Uno Platform in less than 5 minutes! Impossible? Let's see!

Cross-platform Christmas Countdown App in C#

11 months ago

For this year's C# Advent, let's build a simple cross-platform Christmas Countdown app, which will run on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, and even the web using Uno Platform!

Colorful ASCII Christmas Tree in C# by ChatGPT

one year ago

In this article, we'll show you how to create a C# program that generates a beautiful ASCII Christmas tree with randomly placed ornaments and a brown trunk. Get into the holiday spirit and learn how to draw your own festive tree!

Test Uno Platform WebAssembly apps on mobile devices using Dev Tunnels

one year ago

Microsoft has released the highly anticipated Visual Studio feature called Dev Tunnels. This feature allows you to test your locally running web applications on physical mobile devices, making mobile-specific API testing much easier. In this article, you'll learn how to enable and configure Dev Tunnels for your Uno Platform WebAssembly apps. Get ready to streamline your mobile app testing process!

Getting C# attribute constructor arguments via reflection

one year ago

Discover how to retrieve attribute constructor argument values in C# without storing them in any field or property. Learn about the handy CustomAttributesData class and its ConstructorArguments property. Find out more in this insightful article!

Building Microsoft Teams app in C# and XAML with Uno Platform

2 years ago

Discover how to build apps for Microsoft Teams using C# and XAML with the help of Uno Platform and WebAssembly. Learn about the limitations and prerequisites, and follow step-by-step instructions to set up your development environment. Find out how to integrate Uno Platform apps into the Teams app, and get a sneak peek at a simple app in action. Exciting possibilities await!

Using Gamepad API in Uno Platform apps

2 years ago

Ever wanted to use gamepads in your Uno Platform applications? Well, now you can! This blog post shows you how to use gamepads on Windows, iOS, macOS, Android, and even the web using WebAssembly. Check it out and level up your app development!

Using theme-aware splash screen in Uno Platform WebAssembly

2 years ago

Discover how you can easily implement theme-aware splash screens in Uno Platform WebAssembly apps with just a single line change. Read on to learn more about this exciting feature and how it can enhance the visual experience of your app!

The shortest quine in C# 9 and 10

2 years ago

Discover the fascinating world of quines in programming! Learn about their mind-twisting variants and how they produce their own source code. Plus, find out how the latest release of C# allows for shorter and more efficient quines. Read more to see the evolution of C# quines and the tricks to make them as concise as possible.

Implementing Badge Notifications for Uno Platform WebAssembly

3 years ago

Discover how the implementation of the BadgeUpdateManager API in Uno Platform WebAssembly opens up exciting possibilities for badge notifications on app icons. This article dives into the details of the implementation process and shares code snippets to help you get started. Get ready to enhance your app's user experience on multiple platforms!

Tech is for Everyone

3 years ago

Tech is an amazing industry, but not everyone gets an equal chance to be a part of it. The lack of inclusivity is a serious problem that isn't improving. Let's imagine being judged by looks, excluded in meetings, or having our ideas dismissed. We must start with ourselves, become allies, and speak up against non-inclusive behavior. By supporting organizations like Girls Who Code and listening to others, we can make tech truly inclusive and value everyone's skills and opinions. Learn more from the suggested sources.