Mobile Newsletter - The Future of Xamarin Community Toolkit 5 new and 0 updated articles today
| Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Industry News | With the upcoming release of .NET MAUI later this year, we are excited to share our plans for Xamarin Community Toolkit! | Xamarin blog | | One of the powerful aspects of any XAML platform is the ability to define your own controls. | Nick's .NET Travels | | With the release of the stable version of Jetpack Compose just around the corner, here are some things you need to know before switching from the imperative, XML-based style for building UI, to the new Android's toolkit for building native UI declaratively. | Max Kim | | One of the most common comments I have heard is that "I want to start creating UIs but I don't know how to start." | Ask Xammy | | You can easily integrate the library when using Compose to build a two-pane layout. | Surface Duo blog | | In some scenarios, we need to programmatically close our application. We can do it in our common code with Xamarin Forms too. Buuuuuut ……. | Andras Toth | | Whether you are a seasoned app developer looking to learn a new language or a student looking to start your freelance career as an app developer, here is a detailed overview of the top Android programming languages to get your started on the right path. | Envatotuts | New articles added  |  (2 votes) by David Norton (updated 5 days ago) In this article we explore how to view and access model data. | |  (2 votes) by Dawid Borycki (updated 2 days ago) This article discusses ways to analyze real-time data without affecting application performance. | |  (1 votes) by Dawid Borycki (updated yesterday) In this article, we prepare our Azure Cosmos DB account, added sample retail sales data, created an Azure Synapse workspace, and linked Azure Synapse Studio. | |  (0 votes) by Dawid Borycki (updated 9 hours ago) In this article we explore Azure Synapse Studio features for querying, filtering, and aggregating data with almost no code. | | (0 votes) by Thomas Daniels (updated 16 hours ago) In this article, we will look at how you can create a new Electron app targeted at 64-bit WoA devices and how you can port existing Electron apps. |
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