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MetroLog.Maui: logging taylor-made for Maui

The amazing performance-driven MetroLog logging library was finally ported to .net 6 and MAUI!

Xamarin.Forms/MAUI CollectionView performance issue: it's your own damn fault.

Xamarin.Forms/MAUI CollectionView performance issue: it's your own damn fault.

So I have seen a lot of people complaining about the performance of the CollectionView on Xamarin.Forms and soon it will be the same with Maui... If you have a laggy list, it's true there are some issues with the implementation of vanilla XF CollectionView (especially with DataTemplateSelector and

Migrating a Xamarin lib to MAUI: TaskLoaderView (1/2)

Migrating a Xamarin lib to MAUI: TaskLoaderView (1/2)

https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.TaskLoaderView Hey hey hey! Long time no see! I'm a bit busy with a personal artistic project that will be released later this year... But hey, I won't miss the MAUI wave \o/ So as you may know, I have several Xamarin.Forms components on

Xamarin.Nuke: a Xamarin binding for the iOS image caching library

Xamarin.Nuke: a Xamarin binding for the iOS image caching library

https://github.com/roubachof/NukeProxy Today's guest: The one and only Cheese Baron! I know the cheeeese since my MVVMCross days when we were binding C# code on native views like aristocrats. For me he is one of the pillar of Xamarin open source community. So I was super happy

Sharpnado.CollectionView 2.0 is reborn with header/footer and drag and drop

Sharpnado.CollectionView 2.0 is reborn with header/footer and drag and drop

https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.CollectionView Version 2.0 breaking changes: no more HorizontalListView The mighty Xamarin.Forms HorizontalListView has finally been renamed CollectionView \o/. Historically, the HorizontalListView, was just uh, and horizontal list view :) But thanks to the power of UICollectionView and RecyclerView, I quickly extended it with grid

Sharpnado.Tabs 2.2: Material Design Tabs and Geometry (SVG) icon support

Sharpnado.Tabs 2.2: Material Design Tabs and Geometry (SVG) icon support

Tabs version 2.2.0 is here \o/ https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.Tabs What's new? Material Design tabs specs full support Contributor: @mkanyo (Miklos Kanyo) A new type of tab has been introduced: the MaterialUnderlinedTabItem. It's a full implementation of the material tabs specifications: https://material.io/components/tabs

Build C#9 with AppCenter

Build C#9 with AppCenter

First I must confess something. I think that appcenter is one of the best devops tool on the market: * It's super intuitive * It's super easy to setup * Distribution is a blessing * You can organize a close beta test with no pain * Diagnostics are super powerful * You can attach logs to

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

Sharpnado 1.4.0: Drag and Drop and Refresh!

Sharpnado 1.4.0: Drag and Drop and Refresh!

Lib Version Sharpnado.Presentation.Forms Sharpnado.Presentation.HorizontalListView Github: https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.Presentation.Forms Release notes Improvements * added material dark theme to MaterialFrame: elevation is converted to dark background according to: Material dark theme specs * 85 added IsDraggable property to DraggableViewCell to prevent the dragging of chosen items

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

Carousel layout + auto item size + column count = Happy New HorizontalListView !

Carousel layout + auto item size + column count = Happy New HorizontalListView !

A big update has been released for the Sharpnado.Forms.Presentation and the Sharpnado.HorizontalListView nuget packages: v0.9.8: https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.Presentation.Forms It includes some real nice features and fixes some inconsistencies. Carousel layout is coming to town The ListLayout property of the HorizontalListView has

Paginator: a platform-independent infinite loading component

Paginator: a platform-independent infinite loading component

First a HorizontalListView request First, being an old sport, I was flattered that a young fellow calls me “mate”. Second he was right: this list couldn't paginate... So it was the perfect time for me to introduce a component I reused countless times in many of the projects I worked

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

A real HorizontalListView for Xamarin Forms

A real HorizontalListView for Xamarin Forms

WARNING the HorizontalListView has been renamed to CollectionView since version 2.0. https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.CollectionView As I said in my previous Xamarin Forms: it works post , during the making of the Exalt Training app, I had to implement a "real" HorizontalListView, with snap effect. As I was

Xamarin.Forms: it works

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Xamarin.Forms: it works

In July 2017, I received a call from a former colleague asking me wether I wanted to begin a new app journey with him. The client would be Paris Turf, an editor specialized in horse races results. My lovely lovely lovely horse [1] They wanted to diversify and launch a