Supercharging Xamarin Forms with Custom Renderers, Part 4
If you’ve read the previous posts in this series, you’re aware that custom renderers are the keys that unlock the doors to advanced customizations in Xamarin Forms. In Part 1, […]
Supercharging Xamarin Forms with Custom Renderers, Part 3
One of the limitations of Xamarin Forms that frequently pains developers is the fact that the Label control supports text wrapping and text truncation, but it doesn’t support both at […]
Supercharging Xamarin Forms with Custom Renderers, Part 2
In Part 1 of this series, I introduced custom renderers in Xamarin Forms and presented a pair of custom renderers – one for Android, and one for Windows Phone – […]
Supercharging Xamarin Forms with Custom Renderers, Part 1
Xamarin Forms includes an assortment of “views,” more commonly known as controls, to help you build cross-platform UIs using XAML. Each control has a default appearance, and each control exposes […]
Analyzing Control Flow with Roslyn
The other day my co-worker Jeffrey Richter and I were discussing my latest infatuation, Roslyn analyzers. As we bounced around a few ideas one came to the forefront; every catch […]
Learn Roslyn at the Microsoft MVP Virtual Conference
Mark your calendars for May 14-15, 2015 for the free 2015 Microsoft MVP Virtual Conference. This is a Microsoft sponsored conference where Microsoft Valuable Professionals (MVPs) will be presenting five […]
More Wintellect.Analyzers and Some Lessons Learned Writing Roslyn Analyzers
Over the last few months I have been having a wonderful time developing Roslyn analyzers and code fixes. You can find all the Wintellect.Analyzers code at Wintellect’s GitHub page. If […]
Xamarin Forms, Contoso Cookbook, and Azure: Three Great Tastes that Taste Great Together
My previous post introduced a Xamarin Forms version of Contoso Cookbook that runs on Windows Phone, Android, and iOS. For the benefit of developers learning Xamarin Forms – especially those […]
Access Data Easier with F# Type Providers
One of the most interesting things about F# is their type providers. Don Syme, just a couple of years ago, did a post giving examples of using 12 type providers […]