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Bind MVVM Async Commands to Snackbar and Loading dialog

Bind MVVM Async Commands to Snackbar and Loading dialog

https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.TaskLoaderView If you don't know yet about the TaskLoaderView, I can only say this: "This is a component that will allow you to save a huge amount of time by making your project safer." -Elbert Einstein- Remember all those pesky IsBusy, HasErrors, IsRefreshing, showing alerts

TaskLoaderCommand: a bindable AsyncCommand for Xamarin.Forms

TaskLoaderCommand: a bindable AsyncCommand for Xamarin.Forms

https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.TaskLoaderView A short blog here to showcase a undocumented feature of the TaskLoaderView: the TaskLoaderCommand. You probably read many blogs about how you should implement a AsyncCommand instead of a regular Command for your Task based code. Of course, like all async mvvm patterns, the

TaskLoaderView & Lottie Best Friends Forever

TaskLoaderView & Lottie Best Friends Forever

You should all know Lottie by now! If you don't let me just tell you that it's an amazing way to give an identity to your app. Lottie is a cross platform library created by Twitter, then wrapped in a cool Xamarin.Forms view by Martijn van Dijk. Thanks to

TaskLoaderView 2.0: Let's burn IsBusy=true!

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TaskLoaderView 2.0: Let's burn IsBusy=true!

This post is the natural follow-up to my Free Yourself From IsBusy=true from the XamExpertDay in Cologne: https://twitter.com/Piskariov/status/1188825195831857153 The TaskLoaderView component is freeing itself from the Sharpnado.Presentation.Forms repo and is receiving a lot of new features! * User custom views * Skeleton loading * ErrorNotificationView

TaskMonitor: Free Yourself From async void and MOAR

TaskMonitor: Free Yourself From async void and MOAR

I first wanted to call this "yawtodwav" (yet another way to deal with async void), but I finally went for "Free Yourself From async void", which is a shameless and lazy way to surf on my previous adventure. https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.TaskMonitor The TaskMonitor was inspired by Stephen

TaskLoaderView: async init made easy

TaskLoaderView: async init made easy

So after the HorizontalListView, I'm now introducing you to the TaskLoaderView, which will handle all your UI state in sync with your async loading code. This component will remove the async initialization pain from your view models (try catch / async void / IsBusy / IsInitialized / base view models / ...), and the IsVisible properties