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by rogihee 5y ago
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 100% guarantee that Razor + DI is 10x better than XAML.
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by rogihee 5y ago
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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by rogihee 6y ago
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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by rogihee 6y ago
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 underway to identify and remove all "linker" dangerous
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by rogihee 6y ago
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 time download of a few MB's is not a problem
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by rogihee 7y ago
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 actually bought their official demo machine: the famous first dual
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by rogihee 7y ago
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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by rogihee 8y ago
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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by rogihee 8y ago
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, FontIconSource and other specs that are actively being worked
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by rogihee 8y ago
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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by rogihee 8y ago
Less tourists on bikes that are the most dangerous cyclists around, every Dutch person knows :-)
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by rogihee 9y ago
That is because Widows Start search does not do a String.IndexOf(search.ToLowerCase) > -1 but a String.StartsWith(search, EVERYCULTURECRAPTHINGIEVERDIDINDOTNET). So to find µTorrent, you don't type 'tor' like any sane pers
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by rogihee 9y ago
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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by rogihee 9y ago
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 still very easy to start with in 10mins, include 1 lib i
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by rogihee 9y ago
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 started with plain javascript but switched to Typescript
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by rogihee 9y ago
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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by rogihee 9y ago
Let's not forget the Silverlight debacle too, that made a looooot of entreprise people unhappy.
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by rogihee 10y ago
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 native Xam since last year) it is limited on the Windows side &
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by rogihee 10y ago
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 happy with it, but maybe I'm biased a bit because
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by rogihee 10y ago
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 can live without it.
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by rogihee 10y ago
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 quirks in development in itself that it is sometime
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by rogihee 10y ago
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/1039 DbProviderFactory: https
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by rogihee 10y ago
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, without a clear vision on how to deal with these. And
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by rogihee 10y ago
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. Also .Net Core is a clusterfuck built from an architectonaut iv
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Google privacy policy in violation of Dutch law(translate.google.com)
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by rogihee 15y ago
I tried to create the app as closely as the mail app which does exactly the same with truncating, it is part of the Metro style. If you click on an item you will see the full item title. I'll look into the animation between the item page an
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by rogihee 15y ago
Hi Miguel, you beat me to it :-). I just released my app today: http://www.windowsphone.com/nl-NL/apps/c7c617bb-689b-476d-a3... Working on comments....