Part 1: 101 Tutorial on the art of native Xamarin.iOS & Xamarin.Android — Xamarin Native was created around a decade ago as a revolutionary way to create iOS & Android apps using just the C# language alongside the native Android XML layouts & iOS drag and drop Storyboards. It blew up the scene as people didn’t need to touch Java or Objective-C in…

Use the same solution for CSharp Console, .NET Core, Blazor, or Xamarin iOS & Android apps — Let’s improve the User Experience of our apps today by showing flag emojis instead of the plain old country names or country codes. Using emojis over country image files significantly improves performance and dev efficiency. It is surprisingly easy and safe to implement in your applications. Using System.Globalization and System.Linq…

Improve UX using Free Intro, Tutorial, or Getting Started Screens —

Using ResizetizerNT to generate all the tedious Xcassets, PNGs & XMLs files, including adaptive and round icons — We all love the ResizetizerNT library that allows you to use SVG files as images in the app, but wouldn’t it be amazing if could also automatically generated all the needed files for iOS & Android app icons in all the right locations during build time, including the Android adaptive…

6 Steps taken to perform the migration, and some hindsight — Xamarin Native was extremely popular as a cross platform solution, and MVVMCross the most popular framework used with it, primarily due to it’s reliability and robust capabilities. Fortunately, Xamarin Native and MVVMCross both get frequent updates, but most companies don’t regularly update their apps or app frameworks because they didn’t…