Xamarin.Forms allows you to build native user interfaces for iOS, Android, and Windows from a single shared codebase using C# or XAML. Each user interface element in Xamarin.Forms is rendered natively on each platform using a renderer class that creates the corresponding native control for that platform. For example, the Xamarin.Forms control Entry is rendered […]

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The Xamarin Evolve 2016 schedule is now available online, including session times, so you can start planning your time at the conference! During the two days of the event, you’ll select from more than 50 sessions across 6 tracks, including Design, Build, Integrate, Test, Secure, and Monitor. In addition to publishing the schedule, we have […]

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Kim, a passionate translator who I met while working in workINcompany, has published an article where Álvaro and I answer a few questions regarding our app ¡Buenos días! aro. I like that thing of “Crisis Busters”. I guess it’s needed nowadays to look for different ways to solve common problems -like the crisis we’re going… Continue reading Álvaro and I fighting the crisis

If you are like me, when you start a podcast, you rarely go back to find old ones, which may be out of date.  However, some of Yet Another Podcast is worth a listen even now.  Here are some of the … Continue reading →