Guest Post: Charlin Agramonte is a Microsoft MVP and co-founder of CrossGeeks. She writes Xamarin articles in her blog http://xamgirl.com/. Find her on twitter as @Chard003.
A few months ago we received a request from one of our customers which required us to develop and test an application on multiple device resolutions.
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Apple has been moving towards 64-bit only applications on macOS for a number of releases. Last June, Apple started requiring Apps on the macOS App Store to be 64-bit only and macOS 10.13.4 and above prompt when launching 32-bit applications.
Apple Transitions to 64-bit
This fall in macOS 10.15 (Catalina),
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One of our current focus areas in Xamarin.Android is build performance. The “inner dev loop” directly impacts developer productivity–the time it takes to make a small code change and see the result on a device or emulator. Reevaluating parts of Xamarin.Android’s codebase has been how we’ve been able to make progress.
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Learn how to build cross-platform mobile applications with the new Xamarin.Forms content on Microsoft Learn. The new and completely free platform where you can earn points and badges, level up, and advance your skills.
For each module completed, you will earn a badge and some XP toward your next level.
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Visual Studio 2019 for Mac version 8.2 is officially available as a preview. Now featuring significant improvements to the XAML editing experience for Xamarin developers. The Xamarin.Forms XAML editing experience on Mac is now powered by the same engine that drives WPF,
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As a mobile developer building apps for Android, there are many tools used under the hood to build, deploy, and debug your Android applications. We know this can be an intimidating process. So to ensure that you will have the best experience while focusing on developing your apps,
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