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Tag Archives: .NET
XPlugins.iOS.BEMCheckBox v3.0.1 Released (.NET 6.0+ Support)!
I’m happy to announce that v3.0.1 of the XPlugins.iOS.BEMCheckBox has been released! This release updates XPlugins.iOS.BEMCheckBox so it can be used in .NET 6.0 and higher projects (e.g. net6.0-ios12). You can find the latest release on NuGet here. You can … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, BEMCheckBox, ios, Release, xplugins.iOS.BEMCheckBox
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XPlugins.iOS.BEMCheckBox v2.0.0 Released!
I’m happy to announce that XPlugins.iOS.BEMCheckBox v2.0.0 has been released! This a wrapper for the BEMCheckBox which lets you create highly customizable, animated checkboxes for iOS. You can find the v2.0.0 NuGet package here. This release includes all the fixes … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, BEMCheckBox, ios, Release, xamarin, xamarin ios .net native-binding, xplugins.iOS.BEMCheckBox
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Today I Learned How to Create Custom NUnit Constraints – Part 1: Creating the Constraint
NUnit has has built in constraints for most the tests you will need to write so there is no need to create your own. End of blog post. OK, that was a bad joke. The first step in creating a … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, NConstraints, NUnit
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Today I Learned How to Run NUnit Tests for a .NET Core Project in TeamCity
In TeamCity you can’t use the usual NUnit Runner to run .NET Core unit tests. At least I couldn’t get it to work. I’m sure this will be fixed in the future but for now the below works for me. … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, .NET Core, NUnit, TeamCity
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Today I Learned How to Handle Local Notifications in Xamarin on Android
In my previous example I detailed how to schedule notifications in Xamarin on Android but didn’t show the Xamarin Forms application reacting to that specific notification. Let’s fix that. First override the OnNewIntent method in the MainActivity. We override this method so notifications will … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, C#, notifications, xamarin, xplugins
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Today I Learned How To Create Xamarin iOS and Android Unit Tests
I’m currently working on a notification plugin for Xamarin Forms and wanted to setup some unit tests. The problem is my code accesses the device-specific notification systems in iOS and Android. This means I can’t just run my unit tests … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, C#, notifications, xamarin, xplugins
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Notes on Converting Mini-Compressor to UWP Application (Trying to at Least)
I was inspired to get Mini-Compressor to UWP into the Windows 10 Store a while back this summer. I saw this video several months ago when it was called Project Centennial: https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2015/2-692 Then a couple weeks ago there was a … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, AdvancedInstaller, Desktop App Converter, Goals, Mini-Compressor, UWP, Windows 10 Store
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Why I Created Migrator
Once upon a time in the far off land there a young handsome software developer. This developer married the fairest maiden in the land and together they formed a company to slay problem monsters that prevented others from getting stuff done. … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, Database tools, Developer tools, Migrator, sql-server
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Starting Any Method in a New Thread Using .NET
The main problem I encountered was creating a function to accept any function pointer along with an unknown number of arguments. I got around this problem using the ThreadStart and delegate() features in C# (.NET 3.5). First off create your … Continue reading
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