Building a Web App in React and ASP.NET Core - Part 2
In part one of this React series we built a client-side tube status mobile web app. In this part we’ll examine server-side rendering to generate some HTML. »
In part one of this React series we built a client-side tube status mobile web app. In this part we’ll examine server-side rendering to generate some HTML. »
Let’s build an app in React! For this tutorial I’ll port my existing tube status page to the new framework. »
The Visual Studio 2017 Release Candidate was recently previewed so I’ve tried it out, on an old 1 MacBook Pro (as I wouldn’t want to take out my main work machine). »
In my last post I covered using Xamarin Studio and VS Code on a Mac. Microsoft had some big announcements at Connect(); // 2016, including re-branding Xamarin Studio as Visual Studio for Mac and including support for . »
In my last post I covered building a cross-platform mobile game using Xamarin.Forms. The screenshots in that post were from Android but the best thing about Xamarin. »
In my previous post I introduced a simple mobile game that I made with Xamarin.Forms. That was pretty basic but I have since made an improved version that I will cover in this post. »
As covered in my previous post, I’ve been experimenting with Xamarin for building mobile apps in C#. I tried out various demo apps including multiple architectures for the classic todo list app. »
I’ve created some lightweight live departure boards for mobile use, in the same vein as my mobile friendly pragmatic tube status. »