Hey Guys! It’s been a while since we created our custom Xamarin Forms controls, one of which was the Custom Slider View. where we got to use the experimental carousel view and created a custom stepper control to support the indicator functionality that was not available at the moment, but now we can use the new Indicator View! let’s check it out.
Hey Guys! When developing our projects sometimes we may face tedious bugs or debugging hiccups that may not seem obvious at first how to solve them, I decided to start recollecting the ones I have faced and here are a few with their solution.
Hey Guys! It’s time for part 2 of our UI Challenge for our cool IoT App Ficus, in this part we will be looking at the Monitoring Actions for our plant and how we can implement this UI in Xamarin Forms.
Hey Guys! So the time has come for my contribution to #XamarinUIJuly, and what better day to do it than my Bday? 😀 I guess I will be the one doing the gifting today haha.
Hey Guys! Recently I came upon an issue using ListViews in iOS on Xamarin Forms with the pull to refresh feature enabled, that caused the first item in my listview to be scrolled off screen each time the refresh on the list completed.
Hey Guys! In the second part of this series of articles about creating custom controls, we learned how to create an SlideView that supports sliding through different elements and displaying visual feedback to our users using a StepperView. In this article we are going to see our next use case which is creating a TimelineView to support displaying timelines in our Xamarin Forms Apps.
Hey Guys! In the first part of this series of articles about creating custom controls, we learned how to create an ExtendedListView that supports Infinite Scrolling and Commands to handle business logic directly on our ViewModels. In this article we are going to see our next use case which is creating a Custom Stepper + CarouselView (SliderView) to support sliders in our Xamarin Forms Apps.
Hey Guys! Lately, I have been seeing members of the community asking around for custom views for different use cases, so I have decided to make a series of 3 parts, In which I will be creating different custom controls to demonstrate how Xamarin gives us the power to customize and add all the functionality we may need to the basic controls we already have…
