(Click here to view the table of contents of this Xamarin.Native tutorial) Alright, let's consume a Webservice Next. We will consume a sample RESTful webservice (made using ASP.NET WebAPI) from rabbit.miaw.xyz/api. Setup Install Newtonsoft.Json First, open NuGet package manager. Install the pac
(Click here to view the table of contents of this Xamarin.Native tutorial) Alright, now we're going to implement Entity Framework + SQLite database inside our app (finally!). What will happen is that we will update our Repository class to initialize with a path to the database file. Now, since
(Click here to view the table of contents of this Xamarin.Native tutorial) Now let's go with iOS. Our tutorial will heavily refer https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/ios/user_interface/controls/tables/ Open Main.storyboard. Open the Invoices TableViewController. If you've followed from th
(Click here to view the table of contents of this Xamarin.Native tutorial) Now, we're going to mess around with databinding in Android. Remember the InvoicesFragment where we simply populated it with a bunch of TextViews inside a LinearLayout? We're going to change it so the page dynamically ge
(Click here to view the table of contents of this Xamarin.Native tutorial) Alright, let's do Universal Windows Platform next. We're going to build upon on top of our previous tutorials. So, we had ListView in Android and TableViewController in iOS. The counterpart in UWP is ListView as well. We
(Click here to view the table of contents of this Xamarin.Native tutorial) Alright, now let's go with DataBinding. We still won't make a database though. We will pick up from where we left earlier. We will use https://github.com/purrmiaw/InvoiceJeNoDatabase as our starting point (you
(Click here to view the table of contents of this Xamarin.Native tutorial) We are now going to make an iOS version of InvoiceJe. If you haven't setup your Mac yet, you'll need to set it up now or you won't be able to follow the tutorial. If you've done setting up, let's go! Open Main.storyboard
(Click here to view the table of contents of this Xamarin.Native tutorial) Alright, so let's start with our Android implementation. Setup But first, we need to do a bunch of setup to ensure our life in Xamarin.Native goes well. Android is notorious for throwing exceptions when we least exp
"TF401019: The Git repository with name or identifier <Appname> does not exist or you do not have permissions for the operation you are attempting" If you are using Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 and trying to use Git on Visual Studio Online Services, you may or may not have met with this error.
In my previous post, we have been talking about the Overall and the Marketing side, where you need to incorporate monetization and marketing early on inside the game.
Now, finally I get the time to write down everything I've learned from developing MiawFly, a puzzle game where you throw cats everywhere. It's a game that's sort of like a fusion between Angry Birds and Pool, to be precise. This post will not touch the technical side (there's a LOT, but not in this
