Months ago Andrew Orsich told me about this great tool called javascript standard style.
Absolutely amazing.
What it does is just formats code with one pre-configured, non-changeable, non-customizeable, non-arguable style. You either use it or not.
After that, all discussions about curly braces, tabs and spaces go to void. Done.
I’d like to have this for C#.
Read more...One of the good libraries for Android apps made in Material design is the “Material DateTime Picker” from @wdullaer. Here is a short article how to create Xamarin.Android bindings library to consume that awesome picker in your Xamarin.Android applications.
Read more...Monitoring app reviews with Reviews Reader app @winreviews, I finally noticed gMaps got 100k of reviews!
Thank you, users! We are reading all of them, believe it or not!
Read more...We go the Snowshoe ski resort almost every weekend when there is snow. Driving there takes up to 5 hours. As long as you drive off the interstate you loose your cell signal.
Last year we had to learn how to drive and communicate in a disconnected world. We now know the route by heart, we know stops, we know which restaurants or gas stations have Wi-Fi. We also got some low-power FRS radios to have more flexibility during our trips.
Honestly, I was always wondering why T-Mobile was so bad in this area. This spring I switched to AT&T to compare the coverage on Outer Banks (where T-Mobile is also failing to get you even basic coverage). Now it`s winter and it’s time to check out AT&T coverage in our favorite skiing area.
Let’s see how we do that and what we find
Read more...Many developers use Google Maps for Android (Google Play Services) to display maps and related content in Xamarin-based Android apps.
Javascript SDK for Google Maps has clustering and other neat stuff built in. Android Maps SDK has none of this included. However, there is a solution!
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