Let me tell you how Meow was born, an app I created to satisfy my curiosity with .NET MAUI. At first I just wanted to see what it felt like to consume a real API... but things got out of hand (in a...
In this post, I will briefly summarize some of the features of Rantiy, how certain design tools made it possible to reduce development time, and also show you some techniques I use to improve the U...
In this post, I'll focus on basic and intermediate animations that can be incorporated into .NET MAUI projects. INFO: The authenticity of my publications is my most sincere commitment. I alway...
In this second part of my post, the focus is on the application's user interface and its interaction with the ViewModel. INFO: It is important to me that you have full confidence in the authent...
In this first part of my post, I will focus on how to use the OpenAI APIs through HTTP POST requests, both to get text responses (completions) and to generate images with OpenAI technology. INF...
In this post I share my experience of migrating my Mitawi app to .NET MAUI and discover promising opportunities to improve the efficiency of my mobile projects. Mitawi is an open source weather fo...
Can Xamarin.Forms and .NET MAUI build flexible apps for all physical devices? Of course it's a big YES, but it all depends on the method being applied and the design being worked on. What a mess I...
In this third part of the Challenge I will go beyond design, I will add functionality to the share icon making use of two of the most popular Xamarin.Forms libraries, which are Xamarin Community To...
In this second part of the Challenge, the protagonist is the nuget package "Xamarin Community Toolkit", an all-in-one that provides abstractions that we commonly use. This publication is part of t...
This first part of the challenge the protagonist is Visual State Manager, the easy use of changing one state to another through XAML and C# code-behind and combining with styles, makes it a powerfu...