app02 Thu, 25 Jun 2026 15:58:11 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) GoneDotNet - Episodes Tagged with “Xamarin” https://www.gonedotnet.io/tags/xamarin Fri, 23 Feb 2024 13:00:00 -0500 All the latest in .NET Development ranging from Mobile to Server YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GoneDotNet en-us episodic Your input and output for all things .NET Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie All the latest in .NET Development ranging from Mobile to Server YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GoneDotNet no MAUI, dotnet, .NET, C#, Microsoft, Aspire, Orleans Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie jondick@gmail.com 95: Xamarin.Forms to MAUI https://www.gonedotnet.io/95 066d6751-3e8f-4390-be31-4d8e7f164bab Fri, 23 Feb 2024 13:00:00 -0500 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 95 Xamarin.Forms to MAUI full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie A little bit about the history of Xamarin.Forms and its evolution into .NET MAUI, including new things to learn when migrating your apps, common tips, and pitfalls to avoid! 1:01:41 no <p>In this episode, Jon and Allan discuss the migration experiences from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI. They highlight the opportunity for architectural improvements during the migration process, such as cleaning up code and removing static untestable components. They also explain the evolution of Xamarin.Forms into .NET MAUI and the introduction of handlers. The benefits of the single project structure and the ease of migrating third-party libraries are discussed. The conversation also covers the customization of entry handlers and the migration of resources, including images and fonts. This conversation covers various challenges and solutions related to image management, including the use of vectors, app icons, and splash screens. It also discusses the migration process from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI, highlighting the importance of a methodical approach. The conversation concludes with a recommendation for the Maui Community Toolkit as a valuable resource for developers.</p> <h3>Takeaways</h3> <ul> <li>Migrating from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI provides an opportunity to improve the architecture of the app.</li> <li>The introduction of handlers in .NET MAUI allows for cleaner and more testable code.</li> <li>The single project structure in .NET MAUI simplifies the development process and improves compile times.</li> <li>Migrating third-party libraries may require finding alternatives or porting them to .NET MAUI.</li> <li>Customizing entry handlers and migrating resources, such as images and fonts, can be done more easily in .NET MAUI. Image management in mobile app development can be challenging, especially when dealing with different resolutions and densities.</li> <li>Using vectors can simplify image management by allowing for easy scaling to different sizes.</li> <li>App icons and splash screens can be generated automatically in .NET MAUI, reducing the manual effort required.</li> <li>When migrating from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI, it is important to approach the process methodically, starting with dependencies and gradually bringing over pages and components.</li> </ul> <h3>People</h3> <ul> <li>Hosts: Jon Dick, Allan Ritchie</li> </ul> <h3>Chapters</h3> <ul> <li>00:00 Introduction and Migration Experiences</li> <li>01:11 Opportunity for Architectural Improvements</li> <li>03:16 Evolution of Xamarin.Forms to Maui</li> <li>06:27 Architecture of Maui Handlers</li> <li>09:30 Benefits of Single Project Structure</li> <li>13:56 Migration of Third-Party Libraries</li> <li>18:13 Handling Dependency Service and Renderers</li> <li>25:09 Porting Plugins and Controls</li> <li>32:48 Customizing Entry Handlers</li> <li>35:45 Migration of Resources</li> <li>37:23 Image Management Challenges</li> <li>39:25 Building a Solution: Resize-itizer</li> <li>41:03 Vector Images in Maui</li> <li>44:05 App Icons and Splash Screens</li> <li>46:38 Migrating Resources to Maui</li> <li>49:35 Font Handling in Maui</li> <li>51:37 Replacing Frames with Borders</li> <li>53:10 Avoiding Tap Gesture Issues with Stack Layouts</li> <li>55:12 Namespace Changes in XAML</li> <li>56:45 Methodical Migration Process</li> <li>59:28 Package of the Week: Maui Community Toolkit</li> </ul> dotnet, dotnet-maui, xamarin, xamarin.forms, forms, migration, upgrade assistant, compatibility, resizetizer, essentials In this episode, Jon and Allan discuss the migration experiences from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI. They highlight the opportunity for architectural improvements during the migration process, such as cleaning up code and removing static untestable components. They also explain the evolution of Xamarin.Forms into .NET MAUI and the introduction of handlers. The benefits of the single project structure and the ease of migrating third-party libraries are discussed. The conversation also covers the customization of entry handlers and the migration of resources, including images and fonts. This conversation covers various challenges and solutions related to image management, including the use of vectors, app icons, and splash screens. It also discusses the migration process from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI, highlighting the importance of a methodical approach. The conversation concludes with a recommendation for the Maui Community Toolkit as a valuable resource for developers.

Takeaways

  • Migrating from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI provides an opportunity to improve the architecture of the app.
  • The introduction of handlers in .NET MAUI allows for cleaner and more testable code.
  • The single project structure in .NET MAUI simplifies the development process and improves compile times.
  • Migrating third-party libraries may require finding alternatives or porting them to .NET MAUI.
  • Customizing entry handlers and migrating resources, such as images and fonts, can be done more easily in .NET MAUI. Image management in mobile app development can be challenging, especially when dealing with different resolutions and densities.
  • Using vectors can simplify image management by allowing for easy scaling to different sizes.
  • App icons and splash screens can be generated automatically in .NET MAUI, reducing the manual effort required.
  • When migrating from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI, it is important to approach the process methodically, starting with dependencies and gradually bringing over pages and components.

People

  • Hosts: Jon Dick, Allan Ritchie

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction and Migration Experiences
  • 01:11 Opportunity for Architectural Improvements
  • 03:16 Evolution of Xamarin.Forms to Maui
  • 06:27 Architecture of Maui Handlers
  • 09:30 Benefits of Single Project Structure
  • 13:56 Migration of Third-Party Libraries
  • 18:13 Handling Dependency Service and Renderers
  • 25:09 Porting Plugins and Controls
  • 32:48 Customizing Entry Handlers
  • 35:45 Migration of Resources
  • 37:23 Image Management Challenges
  • 39:25 Building a Solution: Resize-itizer
  • 41:03 Vector Images in Maui
  • 44:05 App Icons and Splash Screens
  • 46:38 Migrating Resources to Maui
  • 49:35 Font Handling in Maui
  • 51:37 Replacing Frames with Borders
  • 53:10 Avoiding Tap Gesture Issues with Stack Layouts
  • 55:12 Namespace Changes in XAML
  • 56:45 Methodical Migration Process
  • 59:28 Package of the Week: Maui Community Toolkit
]]> In this episode, Jon and Allan discuss the migration experiences from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI. They highlight the opportunity for architectural improvements during the migration process, such as cleaning up code and removing static untestable components. They also explain the evolution of Xamarin.Forms into .NET MAUI and the introduction of handlers. The benefits of the single project structure and the ease of migrating third-party libraries are discussed. The conversation also covers the customization of entry handlers and the migration of resources, including images and fonts. This conversation covers various challenges and solutions related to image management, including the use of vectors, app icons, and splash screens. It also discusses the migration process from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI, highlighting the importance of a methodical approach. The conversation concludes with a recommendation for the Maui Community Toolkit as a valuable resource for developers.

Takeaways

  • Migrating from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI provides an opportunity to improve the architecture of the app.
  • The introduction of handlers in .NET MAUI allows for cleaner and more testable code.
  • The single project structure in .NET MAUI simplifies the development process and improves compile times.
  • Migrating third-party libraries may require finding alternatives or porting them to .NET MAUI.
  • Customizing entry handlers and migrating resources, such as images and fonts, can be done more easily in .NET MAUI. Image management in mobile app development can be challenging, especially when dealing with different resolutions and densities.
  • Using vectors can simplify image management by allowing for easy scaling to different sizes.
  • App icons and splash screens can be generated automatically in .NET MAUI, reducing the manual effort required.
  • When migrating from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI, it is important to approach the process methodically, starting with dependencies and gradually bringing over pages and components.

People

  • Hosts: Jon Dick, Allan Ritchie

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction and Migration Experiences
  • 01:11 Opportunity for Architectural Improvements
  • 03:16 Evolution of Xamarin.Forms to Maui
  • 06:27 Architecture of Maui Handlers
  • 09:30 Benefits of Single Project Structure
  • 13:56 Migration of Third-Party Libraries
  • 18:13 Handling Dependency Service and Renderers
  • 25:09 Porting Plugins and Controls
  • 32:48 Customizing Entry Handlers
  • 35:45 Migration of Resources
  • 37:23 Image Management Challenges
  • 39:25 Building a Solution: Resize-itizer
  • 41:03 Vector Images in Maui
  • 44:05 App Icons and Splash Screens
  • 46:38 Migrating Resources to Maui
  • 49:35 Font Handling in Maui
  • 51:37 Replacing Frames with Borders
  • 53:10 Avoiding Tap Gesture Issues with Stack Layouts
  • 55:12 Namespace Changes in XAML
  • 56:45 Methodical Migration Process
  • 59:28 Package of the Week: Maui Community Toolkit
]]> 87: Couchbase Mobile Update with Robert Hedgpeth https://www.gonedotnet.io/87 2d128a75-f41a-4083-9ee7-c54ef6bc4a14 Wed, 10 Jul 2019 06:00:00 -0400 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 87 Couchbase Mobile Update with Robert Hedgpeth full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie It's been a few years since we've talked Couchbase on the show, so with their recent release of Couchbase Mobile 2.5 we thought we'd bring Robert Hedgpeth on to catch us up! 50:34 no <p>It's been a few years since we've talked Couchbase on the show, so with their recent release of Couchbase Mobile 2.5 we thought we'd bring Robert Hedgpeth on to catch us up! Special Guest: Robert Hedgpeth.</p> xamarin, couchbase It's been a few years since we've talked Couchbase on the show, so with their recent release of Couchbase Mobile 2.5 we thought we'd bring Robert Hedgpeth on to catch us up!

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]]> It's been a few years since we've talked Couchbase on the show, so with their recent release of Couchbase Mobile 2.5 we thought we'd bring Robert Hedgpeth on to catch us up!

Special Guest: Robert Hedgpeth.

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]]> 86: Building PepTown with Eric Sink https://www.gonedotnet.io/86 5f3c7ddb-0298-463c-925f-3f535a872dcc Tue, 16 Apr 2019 09:00:00 -0400 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 86 Building PepTown with Eric Sink full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie Eric Sink is building a platform for High School sports fundraising, and he's doing it in .NET. 44:10 no <p>You may know Eric Sink from the database syncing product Zumero, or perhaps the source control versioning system SourceGear. Now, Eric is building a platform for High School sports fundraising, and he's doing it in .NET.<br> Special Guest: Eric Sink.</p> xamarin, zumero, sourcegear, sqlite, .net You may know Eric Sink from the database syncing product Zumero, or perhaps the source control versioning system SourceGear. Now, Eric is building a platform for High School sports fundraising, and he's doing it in .NET.

Special Guest: Eric Sink.

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]]> You may know Eric Sink from the database syncing product Zumero, or perhaps the source control versioning system SourceGear. Now, Eric is building a platform for High School sports fundraising, and he's doing it in .NET.

Special Guest: Eric Sink.

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]]> 85: Creating Low-Code Apps Using OutSystems with Stacey Levine https://www.gonedotnet.io/85 579475b3-536b-4860-8666-d04676673a6a Wed, 06 Mar 2019 09:15:00 -0500 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 85 Creating Low-Code Apps Using OutSystems with Stacey Levine full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie OutSystems allows you to do some pretty amazing things with Low to No Code. We talk to Stacey Levine about their platform to see just how much you an accomplish without coding! 48:44 no <p>OutSystems allows you to do some pretty amazing things with Low to No Code. We talk to Stacey Levine about their platform to see just how much you an accomplish without coding! Special Guest: Stacey Levine.</p> xamarin OutSystems allows you to do some pretty amazing things with Low to No Code. We talk to Stacey Levine about their platform to see just how much you an accomplish without coding!

Special Guest: Stacey Levine.

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]]> OutSystems allows you to do some pretty amazing things with Low to No Code. We talk to Stacey Levine about their platform to see just how much you an accomplish without coding!

Special Guest: Stacey Levine.

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]]> 84: Creating Apps From Spreadsheets Using Glide with Jason Smith and Mark Probst https://www.gonedotnet.io/84 e8829b26-1064-4b67-9d35-e94b80ece58f Mon, 11 Feb 2019 07:00:00 -0500 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 84 Creating Apps From Spreadsheets Using Glide with Jason Smith and Mark Probst full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie Creating apps from spreadsheets? You bet! In this episode we're joined by Jason Smith and Mark Probst, formerly of Xamarin/Microsoft, to talk about their new endeavor called Glide. Glide's goal is to let you build beautiful, data-powered apps quickly and easily, so tune in to learn what it's all about! 48:37 no <p>Creating apps from spreadsheets? You bet! In this episode we're joined by Jason Smith and Mark Probst, formerly of Xamarin/Microsoft, to talk about their new endeavor called Glide. Glide's goal is to let you build beautiful, data-powered apps quickly and easily, so tune in to learn what it's all about! Special Guests: Jason Smith and Mark Probst.</p> xamarin Creating apps from spreadsheets? You bet! In this episode we're joined by Jason Smith and Mark Probst, formerly of Xamarin/Microsoft, to talk about their new endeavor called Glide. Glide's goal is to let you build beautiful, data-powered apps quickly and easily, so tune in to learn what it's all about!

Special Guests: Jason Smith and Mark Probst.

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]]> Creating apps from spreadsheets? You bet! In this episode we're joined by Jason Smith and Mark Probst, formerly of Xamarin/Microsoft, to talk about their new endeavor called Glide. Glide's goal is to let you build beautiful, data-powered apps quickly and easily, so tune in to learn what it's all about!

Special Guests: Jason Smith and Mark Probst.

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]]> 83: Diving into GrialKit and Gorilla Player with UXDivers https://www.gonedotnet.io/83 f06b0e8b-bda2-4f3e-9c50-2ed86ffa5f48 Tue, 15 Jan 2019 10:00:00 -0500 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 83 Diving into GrialKit and Gorilla Player with UXDivers full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie We finally sit down with Leonardo and Diego from UXDivers to talk about their products GrialKit and Gorilla Player. 45:59 no <p>We finally sit down with Leonardo and Diego from UXDivers to talk about their products GrialKit and Gorilla Player.</p> <p>GrialKit is a collection of Xamarin.Forms user controls, templates, pages, and basically a really simple way to make your app look great.</p> <p>Gorilla Player lets you live preview and hot reload XAML from your Xamarin.Forms products on a device or simulator. Special Guests: Diego Rivero and Leonardo Rodriguez.</p> xamarin, grialkit, uxdivers, gorilla player, xaml We finally sit down with Leonardo and Diego from UXDivers to talk about their products GrialKit and Gorilla Player.

GrialKit is a collection of Xamarin.Forms user controls, templates, pages, and basically a really simple way to make your app look great.

Gorilla Player lets you live preview and hot reload XAML from your Xamarin.Forms products on a device or simulator.

Special Guests: Diego Rivero and Leonardo Rodriguez.

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]]> We finally sit down with Leonardo and Diego from UXDivers to talk about their products GrialKit and Gorilla Player.

GrialKit is a collection of Xamarin.Forms user controls, templates, pages, and basically a really simple way to make your app look great.

Gorilla Player lets you live preview and hot reload XAML from your Xamarin.Forms products on a device or simulator.

Special Guests: Diego Rivero and Leonardo Rodriguez.

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]]> 82: Building Fabulous Apps Using F# with Jim Bennett https://www.gonedotnet.io/82 524d10a4-5ad5-466f-8c74-627bb6cb8be7 Mon, 31 Dec 2018 08:00:00 -0500 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 82 Building Fabulous Apps Using F# with Jim Bennett full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie It's been awhile since we've had a good F# discussion, so for our final episode of 2018 we decided to fix that. Join us as we talk to Jim Bennett about the latest and greatest in the world of F# and how it's becoming a better option than ever before for building mobile apps! 52:50 no <p>It's been awhile since we've had a good F# discussion, so for our final episode of 2018 we decided to fix that. Join us as we talk to Jim Bennett about the latest and greatest in the world of F# and how it's becoming a better option than ever before for building mobile apps! Special Guest: Jim Bennett.</p> f#, xamarin It's been awhile since we've had a good F# discussion, so for our final episode of 2018 we decided to fix that. Join us as we talk to Jim Bennett about the latest and greatest in the world of F# and how it's becoming a better option than ever before for building mobile apps!

Special Guest: Jim Bennett.

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]]> It's been awhile since we've had a good F# discussion, so for our final episode of 2018 we decided to fix that. Join us as we talk to Jim Bennett about the latest and greatest in the world of F# and how it's becoming a better option than ever before for building mobile apps!

Special Guest: Jim Bennett.

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]]> 81: Shiny and New at Microsoft Connect 2018 https://www.gonedotnet.io/81 e8982820-70e5-441e-aa54-bf498c520d56 Mon, 10 Dec 2018 10:00:00 -0500 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 81 Shiny and New at Microsoft Connect 2018 full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie We discuss and recap some of the more interesting highlights from Microsoft Connect 2018. 45:17 no <p>We discuss and recap some of the more interesting highlights from Microsoft Connect 2018. </p> xamarin, microsoft, microsoft connect We discuss and recap some of the more interesting highlights from Microsoft Connect 2018.

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]]> We discuss and recap some of the more interesting highlights from Microsoft Connect 2018.

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]]> 80: Building IoT Apps using .NET and Meadow with Bryan Costanich https://www.gonedotnet.io/80 ef411516-ee16-48a3-8b04-7409ffdfd494 Mon, 12 Nov 2018 10:00:00 -0500 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 80 Building IoT Apps using .NET and Meadow with Bryan Costanich full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie Bryan can finally share what he's been working on, and "IoT" is full of .NET goodness! 50:20 no <p>Bryan can finally share what he's been working on, and "IoT" is full of .NET goodness! On this episode we talk to Bryan Costanich about Meadow, a new microcontroller where .NET is king. This isn't your typical microcontroller, give us a listen! Special Guest: Bryan Costanich.</p> xamarin, iot, microcontroller, mono, .net Bryan can finally share what he's been working on, and "IoT" is full of .NET goodness! On this episode we talk to Bryan Costanich about Meadow, a new microcontroller where .NET is king. This isn't your typical microcontroller, give us a listen!

Special Guest: Bryan Costanich.

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]]> Bryan can finally share what he's been working on, and "IoT" is full of .NET goodness! On this episode we talk to Bryan Costanich about Meadow, a new microcontroller where .NET is king. This isn't your typical microcontroller, give us a listen!

Special Guest: Bryan Costanich.

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]]> 79: Flutter with Thomas Burkhart https://www.gonedotnet.io/79 6b3c40ac-7fc7-43f1-a9bb-4e41792d723f Mon, 29 Oct 2018 10:00:00 -0400 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 79 Flutter with Thomas Burkhart full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie We talk to Thomas Burkhart in a long overdue episode on Flutter. 51:31 no <p>Thomas Burkhart talks with us about what Flutter is, what it's like to program in Dart, and the pro's and con's of Flutter as a mobile development platform. Special Guest: Thomas Burkhart.</p> xamarin, flutter, dart Thomas Burkhart talks with us about what Flutter is, what it's like to program in Dart, and the pro's and con's of Flutter as a mobile development platform.

Special Guest: Thomas Burkhart.

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]]> Thomas Burkhart talks with us about what Flutter is, what it's like to program in Dart, and the pro's and con's of Flutter as a mobile development platform.

Special Guest: Thomas Burkhart.

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]]> 78: Building a Software Business with Matthew Robbins https://www.gonedotnet.io/78 cd87c519-4319-42f3-b07c-7dd8566f2d2c Mon, 15 Oct 2018 08:00:00 -0400 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 78 Building a Software Business with Matthew Robbins full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie Building a business around software is hard work, and often it's hard to come across detailed advice from those who have dared to give it a shot. In this episode we're joined by Matthew Robbins, founder of MFractor, to talk about his experiences building a company around developer tooling, and what he's learned along the way. If you're curious to peek behind the curtain of building MFractor, this is the episode for you! 37:04 no <p>Building a business around software is hard work, and often it's hard to come across detailed advice from those who have dared to give it a shot. In this episode we're joined by Matthew Robbins, founder of MFractor, to talk about his experiences building a company around developer tooling, and what he's learned along the way. If you're curious to peek behind the curtain of building MFractor, this is the episode for you! Special Guest: Matthew Robbins.</p> xamarin Building a business around software is hard work, and often it's hard to come across detailed advice from those who have dared to give it a shot. In this episode we're joined by Matthew Robbins, founder of MFractor, to talk about his experiences building a company around developer tooling, and what he's learned along the way. If you're curious to peek behind the curtain of building MFractor, this is the episode for you!

Special Guest: Matthew Robbins.

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]]> Building a business around software is hard work, and often it's hard to come across detailed advice from those who have dared to give it a shot. In this episode we're joined by Matthew Robbins, founder of MFractor, to talk about his experiences building a company around developer tooling, and what he's learned along the way. If you're curious to peek behind the curtain of building MFractor, this is the episode for you!

Special Guest: Matthew Robbins.

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]]> 76: Building Untappd with Greg Avola https://www.gonedotnet.io/76 316cae39-c583-49b2-a6ff-a960289546c1 Mon, 27 Aug 2018 09:00:00 -0400 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 76 Building Untappd with Greg Avola full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie Cheers to the creator of Untappd! We talk about the beer app's humble beginnings and how it grew into a keg-sized success. Find out how it's built, what the backend is like, and what new suds are to come! 1:05:12 no <p>Cheers to the creator of Untappd! We talk about the beer app's humble beginnings and how it grew into a keg-sized success. Find out how it's built, what the backend is like, and what new suds are to come! Special Guest: Greg Avola.</p> xamarin, beer, untappd Cheers to the creator of Untappd! We talk about the beer app's humble beginnings and how it grew into a keg-sized success. Find out how it's built, what the backend is like, and what new suds are to come!

Special Guest: Greg Avola.

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]]> Cheers to the creator of Untappd! We talk about the beer app's humble beginnings and how it grew into a keg-sized success. Find out how it's built, what the backend is like, and what new suds are to come!

Special Guest: Greg Avola.

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]]> 72: Succeeding with Xamarin https://www.gonedotnet.io/72 2156557d-bbdf-4287-8fff-e1a474b24e60 Tue, 31 Jul 2018 09:00:00 -0400 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 72 Succeeding with Xamarin full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie Long time Xamarin community member Filip Ekberg joins us to talk about how to succeed with Xamarin. 42:01 no <p>Long time Xamarin community member Filip Ekberg joins us to talk about how to succeed with Xamarin. Filip has been working on Xamarin since before it was Xamarin and has plenty of experience with success on the Xamarin platform and even some mistakes he's learned from. In this episode we talk about how new and experienced developers alike can be successful with Xamarin. Special Guest: Filip Ekberg.</p> xamarin, success Long time Xamarin community member Filip Ekberg joins us to talk about how to succeed with Xamarin. Filip has been working on Xamarin since before it was Xamarin and has plenty of experience with success on the Xamarin platform and even some mistakes he's learned from. In this episode we talk about how new and experienced developers alike can be successful with Xamarin.

Special Guest: Filip Ekberg.

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  • MFractor: MFractor seamlessly integrates with Visual Studio for Mac for a superior Xamarin development experience: Easily create Xamarin.Forms apps with XAML analysis, a suite of navigation shortcuts and powerful XAML to C# code generation tools. Take the sting out of Android development using resource Intellisense, a better navigation experience, a suite of Android-specific C# code analyzers and more. Make day-to-day development easier with MFractors collection of C# code actions and refactorings. Don't like the code that MFractor generates? Tweak it with a rich configuration engine. Build your apps faster with a single user, yearly subscription to MFractor for Visual Studio Mac for $199AUD. MFractor

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]]> Long time Xamarin community member Filip Ekberg joins us to talk about how to succeed with Xamarin. Filip has been working on Xamarin since before it was Xamarin and has plenty of experience with success on the Xamarin platform and even some mistakes he's learned from. In this episode we talk about how new and experienced developers alike can be successful with Xamarin.

Special Guest: Filip Ekberg.

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  • MFractor: MFractor seamlessly integrates with Visual Studio for Mac for a superior Xamarin development experience: Easily create Xamarin.Forms apps with XAML analysis, a suite of navigation shortcuts and powerful XAML to C# code generation tools. Take the sting out of Android development using resource Intellisense, a better navigation experience, a suite of Android-specific C# code analyzers and more. Make day-to-day development easier with MFractors collection of C# code actions and refactorings. Don't like the code that MFractor generates? Tweak it with a rich configuration engine. Build your apps faster with a single user, yearly subscription to MFractor for Visual Studio Mac for $199AUD. MFractor

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]]> 17: What's New in iOS8 https://www.gonedotnet.io/17 http://gonemobile.io/blog/e0017-Whats-New-in-iOS-8/ Thu, 02 Oct 2014 09:30:00 -0400 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 17 What's New in iOS8 full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie Join us again for our annual show discussing all the new features in the latest version of iOS! Mike Bluestein joins us once more, and there's lots to talk about! 1:06:07 no <p>Join us again for our annual show discussing all the new features in the latest version of iOS! Mike Bluestein joins us once more, and there’s lots to talk about! Special Guest: Mike Bluestein.</p> Join us again for our annual show discussing all the new features in the latest version of iOS! Mike Bluestein joins us once more, and there’s lots to talk about!

Special Guest: Mike Bluestein.

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Special Guest: Mike Bluestein.

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]]> 6: Jesse Liberty and Xamarin.Android https://www.gonedotnet.io/6 http://gonemobile.io/blog/e0006-jesse-liberty-xamarin-android/ Tue, 26 Nov 2013 15:30:00 -0500 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 6 Jesse Liberty and Xamarin.Android full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie Jesse Liberty talks to us about his recent ventures into Mobile development with Xamarin.Android! 1:01:16 no <p>Jesse Liberty talks to us about his recent ventures into Mobile development with Xamarin.Android!<br> Special Guest: Jesse Liberty.</p> Jesse Liberty talks to us about his recent ventures into Mobile development with Xamarin.Android!

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Special Guest: Jesse Liberty.

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]]> 5: MonoGame with Jonathan Peppers https://www.gonedotnet.io/5 http://gonemobile.io/blog/e0005-monogame-with-jonathan-peppers/ Mon, 04 Nov 2013 15:00:00 -0500 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 5 MonoGame with Jonathan Peppers full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie We sit down with Jonathan Peppers from Hitcents to talk about writing Games using MonoGame and Xamarin for iOS, Android, Windows and more! 49:12 no <p>We sit down with Jonathan Peppers from Hitcents to talk about writing Games using MonoGame and Xamarin for iOS, Android, Windows and more! Special Guest: Jonathan Peppers.</p> We sit down with Jonathan Peppers from Hitcents to talk about writing Games using MonoGame and Xamarin for iOS, Android, Windows and more!

Special Guest: Jonathan Peppers.

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Special Guest: Jonathan Peppers.

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]]> 4: Tracking Errors with Raygun https://www.gonedotnet.io/4 http://gonemobile.io/blog/e0004-tracking-errors-with-raygun/ Mon, 14 Oct 2013 10:00:00 -0400 Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie 4 Tracking Errors with Raygun full Jonathan Dick, Allan Ritchie We sit down with John-Daniel Trask and Jeremy Boyd of Mindscape to talk about their Error Reporting service Raygun.io and how it fits in with Mobile and Xamarin apps. 51:42 no <p>We sit down with John-Daniel Trask and Jeremy Boyd of Mindscape to talk about their Error Reporting service Raygun.io and how it fits in with Mobile and Xamarin apps. Special Guests: Jeremy Boyd and John-Daniel Trask.</p> We sit down with John-Daniel Trask and Jeremy Boyd of Mindscape to talk about their Error Reporting service Raygun.io and how it fits in with Mobile and Xamarin apps.

Special Guests: Jeremy Boyd and John-Daniel Trask.

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Special Guests: Jeremy Boyd and John-Daniel Trask.

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