Mobile Newsletter - Most common mistakes beginners make in Xamarin.Forms

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Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Experience Top-Perfoming UI Controls for Windows Forms Build out Windows Forms applications faster than ever with 100+ fully featured UI controls, including high-performing data grids and charts. Get your free trial of Ultimate UI for Windows Forms now! Dynamic Dashboards from Excel Charts & Ranges with SpreadsheetGear 2017 You and your users can design dashboards, reports, charts, and models in Excel or the SpreadsheetGear Workbook Designer rather than hard-to-learn developer tools and you can easily deploy them with one line of code. Try it now! Industry News Xamarin.Forms on the Web We explore the possibilities of mix and matching web technologies with native Xamarin.Forms. Read more Telerik Google partners with LinkedIn to train Android developers Google is offering 19 different courses on LinkedIn Learning that aim to prepare new developers for the Google Android Developer Certification exam. Read more ZDNet Most common mistakes beginners make in Xamarin.Forms Following article mentions a list of most common mistakes we tend to do while using Xamarin.Forms. Read more Smelly C0de Xamarin Forms and WebAssembly There's some really wonderful work happening now that mono runs in webassembly. There's the Blazor project, and perhaps more exciting is an initiative that has Xamarin Forms running in webassembly. Read more Rocky Lhotka Google's instant app tech now lets you try games before you buy It's only available for a handful of developers right now, but it'll be open to more soon. Read more Engadget Enterprise Authentication Made Easier with NativeScript In the development world there are tasks that are hard, and then there are tasks that are hard. The most notoriously dreaded development tasks tend to use the terms "enterprise" or "authentication", so when you combine the two, and start to throw around acronyms like "SAML" and "LDAP", you tend to find developers running in the opposite direction. Read more Nativescript Apple's Swift developers discuss enhancements coming in Swift 4.1 Members of Apple's Swift Core team made a special appearance on the Swift Unwrapped podcast to discuss enhancements being rolled out as part of Swift 4.1 and how the company is expanding upon its efforts to engage with the community. Read more Apple Insider © 2018 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Mobile Development Newsletter click Unsubscribe. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com