I recently started to port my internal MVVM libraries over to .NET MAUI. It did not take long until I reached the point where I needed to invoke platform code. This post is about my experience with that.
In the last post, I showed you how to use the IServiceProvider interface in general for dependency injection in your Xamarin.Forms app. In this post, I will show you how to add multiple registrations of the same ViewModel type and make them accessible with a key.
I just finished reading “Learn T-SQL Querying” written by two Microsoft employees (Pedro Lopes and Pam Lahoud) who are working on the database engine of Microsoft’s SQL Server. They are providing a very deep look into writing efficient queries and tools that can make the life of a developer easier.
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In this post, I am showing you how I am using Microsoft’s Extensions.DependencyInjection package and how I implemented my own IServiceProvider for it.
Another year has gone by. Although we all had high hopes this year will be better than 2020, especially in terms of the pandemic, it sadly was not for most of the time. This post takes a look at my 2021.
Apple has defined some best practices for coloring our iOS apps. To make it easier, Apple created system colors that are (partly) adaptive to the system’s coloring. In this post, I show you how to use these colors in Xamarin.Forms.
Recently, I discovered the possibility to have XAML files without code behind in Xamarin.Forms. This #XFQaD shows you how to make them work.
In this post, I am showing you various aspects of the iOS system UI and how to manage them in your Xamarin.Forms application.
In this post I show you how to easily fix the Xcode install location in VS 2019 for Mac after installing the Xcode CLI tools.
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.
