As the ‘prefer-color-scheme’-CSS query does not work on Android with a Xamarin.Forms WebView, I needed find a workaround to support dark mode for local HTML content. In this post, I’ll show you a Xamarin.Forms only workaround.
Whenever we load images from the web, there is a chance that loading an image fails. For better user experience, having a placeholder mechanism ready is essential. In this post, I will show you how I extended my fork of glidex.foms to achieve this goal on Android.
Whenever we load images from the web, there is a chance that the loading fails. For better user experience, having a placeholder mechanism ready is essential. In this post, I will show you how I extended my fork of Xamarin.Forms.Nuke to achieve this goal on iOS.
Every year, I am doing a recap of my personal experiences. 2020 won’t be different.
In this post, I am sharing some extension methods that became helpful when dealing with types in .NET applications or libraries.
This post will show you how to create a scrollable tabs list that gets synchronized with items in a CarouselView in Xamarin.Forms.
In this post, I am going to show you how we can easily extend CollectionView to implement ScrollTo-functionality through DataBinding from a ViewModel (for both grouped and non-grouped data sources).
This post is my contribution to Louis Matos’ Xamarin Month with the topic Code Snippets.
In this second post of my series about sending push notifications from WordPress to Xamarin apps via Azure, we’ll have a look at the Azure Function that handles our newly created Webhook.
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It is no secret that push notifications help to keep your users engaged. There are a bunch of options out there if you have a WordPress blog. This is the first post of a new series that shows you to send them from a self-hosted WordPress installation to your Xamarin mobile app via Azure.
