How to Make a Location Check-In App in Xamarin.Forms Part One
It’s been about ten years since Foursquare launched their mobile check-in app. In case you missed out on that trend, the original Foursquare app was all about checking into locations …
It’s been about ten years since Foursquare launched their mobile check-in app. In case you missed out on that trend, the original Foursquare app was all about checking into locations …
In part 2 of our custom renderer blog post, we will continue to look at uses for custom renderers in Xamarin.Forms. In part 1, we made a navigation page in …
My 5 year old MacBook recently started complaining about not having enough space. I don’t keep any music on my computer, and I have relatively few pictures. If I go …
Xamarin.Forms is a great tool for cross platform app development. It gives you the ability to write shared code that is used by different operating systems. Not only are you …
When I’m not writing apps, I like to follow stocks. I’ve even had the opportunity to combine those interests in the past with quantitative trading strategies. We’ll keep things simple …
It’s been over a year since we tackled weather on the HangZone blog. Longtime readers may recall our original weather app tutorial, followed by our five day forecast tutorial. In …
We’ve written extensively on iPhone and iPad development in the past, but never covered the Apple TV. As you may know, you can mirror the screen of your iPhone or …
This tutorial starts where Part 1 leaves off. If you haven’t read it, you can find it here. As a quick refresher, we are creating an application that highlights data …
Data Binding is a powerful and important tool in Windows development. Whether targeting UWP, WPF, Xamarin.Forms, or something else, binding is crucial to your app design. The idea of binding …
We’ve written a few Xamarin.Forms tutorials on the HangZone blog lately. Maybe you’ve even made a Xamarin.Forms app of your own! It’s easy to deploy these apps directly to your …