I’ve come across a few sites that will tie window scrolling with animation. When used in a subtle, small fashion, this is kind of cool. When used to change large portions of the view or really screw with scrolling, I detect it. Like most things, it all comes down to how you use it I suppose. But I was thinking recently – how can we do this with Edge Animate? Change edgePreload.js In a file calles something_edgePreload.js you find a line similar to the follow: if (AdobeEdge.bootstrapLoading) { signaledLoading =…
Month: July 2016
Microsoft REST API Design Guidelines
Microsoft is publishing its “REST API Design Guidelines” to the API community: https://www.GitHub.com/microsoft/api-guidelines/. These guidelines represent a multi-year, cross-company, collaborative process aggregating the collective experience of hundreds of engineers designing, operating, and running global scale cloud services from across Microsoft; and listening to feedback on our APIs from customers and partners. We have attempted to incorporate those learnings along with industry best practices in the API space to create guidelines that API teams across Microsoft use on a daily basis. Our hope in publishing these guidelines to the greater API…
Continuous: C# and F# IDE for the iPad by Frank A. Krueger
Continuous gives you the power of a traditional desktop .NET IDE – full C# 6 and F# 4 language support with semantic highlighting and code completion – while also featuring live code execution so you don’t have to wait around for code to compile and run. Continuous works completely offline so you get super fast compiles and your code is secure. Continuous gives you access to all of .NET’s standard library, F#’s core library, all of Xamarin’s iOS binding, and Xamarin.Forms. Access to all of these libraries means you won’t…
How to update the data in listview in Xamarin.Forms?
First you add a new class as a ViewModel like: public class RoomViewModel : BaseViewModel { [here following code] } If you don’t have BaseViewModel try to download from nuget Refractored.MvvmHelpers. Then in your class define an observable collection like public ObservableCollection<RoomRecommandation> _roomSuggestionList = new ObservableCollection<RoomRecommandation>(); public ObservableCollection<RoomRecommandation> Recommendations { get { return _roomSuggestionList; } } In your ContentPage add a listview like: <ListView ItemsSource="{Binding Recommendations}"> <ListView.ItemTemplate> <DataTemplate> <ViewCell> <Grid Padding="10" RowSpacing="10" ColumnSpacing="10"> <Grid.RowDefinitions> <RowDefinition Height="" /> </Grid.RowDefinitions> <Grid.ColumnDefinitions> <ColumnDefinition Width="Auto" /> <ColumnDefinition Width="" /> <ColumnDefinition Width="Auto" /> </Grid.ColumnDefinitions> <controls:CircleImage…