Prism for .NET MAUI - Public Beta

Prism for .NET MAUI - Public Beta
Ok the name kind of gives it away, but Prism for .NET MAUI is now available as a Public Beta! We've been working hard the past year on Prism for .NET MAUI, and at times it felt almost impossible as every time I would catch up with the MAUI team there would be new breaking changes that made it all pointless... The great news is that .NET MAUI has finally reached a certain level of API stability and we've been able to make some incredible process along the way. You might be asking, "Isn't this really just Prism for Xamarin.Forms but built against .NET MAUI?" [More]

Making DevOps Easy with Mobile.BuildTools

Making DevOps Easy with Mobile.BuildTools
It's been quite a journey if I'm honest. In fact as I look back over the last several years it's really crazy too look at what the Mobile.BuildTools has transformed into from it's humble origins as a collection of PowerShell scripts I was tired of rewriting every time I started a new app. Spoiler, the Mobile.BuildTools 2.0 does so much for you over what 1.x could do I had to put together a full docs site and json schemas for the configuration so that I could remember it all. [More]

Source Generators an Exercise in futility

Source Generators an Exercise in futility
Some time ago I did a live stream with Jérôme Laban from the Uno Platform team on Source Generators. This actually predated a lot of the more recent excitement with the Roslyn based Source Generators that are now generally available as part of Visual Studio 16.8. As I got to learn more about Source Generators I quickly learned just how powerful they are.. because I'm lazy and dislike manually doing more than I have to (most developers I know are the same way). [More]

Demystifying the SDK Project

Demystifying the SDK Project
The new SDK Style projects really help make what's going on in the project system easier to understand and customize because it's not polluted by a lot of insanity. [More]

.NET Standard & the New Project Format for Xamarin Developers

.NET Standard has really changed the ballgame for .NET Developers. In large part because the entire project system has experienced a revamp. [More]

Xamarin Package Authoring

Xamarin Package Authoring
Obviously the answer is to decouple the code you wrote from your last project and put it into it's own project. The problem you ran into though is that you develop on a Mac and NuGet is for PC right? [More]

.NET Debug - Remote Debugging Setup

.NET Debug - Remote Debugging Setup
We all might try to pretend that the code we wrote is perfect and will never break, but if there is [More]