Tag: Xamarin

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DevCraft 2015 Q2 Webinar Wrap-Up

On Tuesday June 30, Telerik hosted the DevCraft Q2 2015 Release webinar packed with new developer toys. Our three .NET amigos Michael Crump, Ed Charbeneau and Sam Basu thoroughly enjoy talking to fellow developers and hope you enjoyed all that’s new for you. Let’s recap a little.

by Ed Charbeneau
June 30, 2015 5 min read Share
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ListView and DataForm in UI for Xamarin Q2 Release

It’s time for the second major UI for Xamarin release for this year, Q2 2015, and we are just excited as your are. With this release, ListView for Xamarin Forms gets rid of the Beta tag and becomes official, and now you can use it in production in apps developed with a single shared C# code base. Read on to learn what's in Q2 2015 for you.

by Nikolay Diyanov
June 26, 2015 4 min read Share
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Q2 UI for Xamarin Beta Debuts ListView for Xamarin.Forms

I am glad to announce the immediate availability of the highly anticipated ListView for Xamarin.Forms control in Beta two weeks before we release it officially with Q2 2015. The new control is supported by a Demo app (called SDKBrowser). Read on to learn more about the suite improvements coming with this version.

by Nikolay Diyanov
June 15, 2015 1 min read Share
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See What's Cooking-JustMock for Devices Beta Available

JustMock for Devices is a version of JustMock that allows you to use the familiar JustMock syntax to create, arrange and use mocks in tests that run on devices. It supports Windows Phone and Xamarin Android/iOS and works both in the emulator/simulator and on the devices. You can use it both with Visual Studio on Windows and with Xamarin Studio on Mac. The feature set of JustMock for Devices is similar to that of JustMock Lite – you can mock interfaces, virtual members on classes that can be sub-classed and delegates. All arrangement and assertion features are supported except a few exotic ones (e.g. Wait.For, SetInterceptionFilter) The package will be delivered through the JustMock and JustMock Trial installers. Now it is available in the latest internal build of JustMock in a Beta stage. Installation in all cases is done through the NuGet package manager, but you need to install JustMock first.

by Stefan Dragnev
May 12, 2015 4 min read Share
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UI for Xamarin Ships Extensible API for Easy Access to Platform-Specific Features

The Xamarin.Forms technology does an excellent job at enabling .NET developers to build native mobile apps for iOS, Android and Windows Phone from a single C# codebase. However some of the platform-specific features which can considerably enhance your app stay hard to access. The latest update of Telerik UI for Xamarin removes this friction. We have extended the API of our Xamarin.Forms controls to allow you to effortlessly access our Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android wrappers types and take advantage of the platform-specific features.

by Nikolay Diyanov
April 29, 2015 3 min read Share