Posted by jpluimers on 2021/01/28
[WayBack] Nick Craver on Twitter: “1. “Are you ready to work on the auth code?” 2. New dev: “Hell yeah, bring it on!” 3.… “.
Relevant because security often is a nightmare:
Both threads are a good read.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2019/01/22
Interesting code generator from 3D models into Xamarin, Delphi or Oxygene code:
[WayBack] Petra Sketch Plugin | Melbourne | Applying Code
Convert Sketch drawings to iOS, macOS, Android and Windows native drawing code.
[WayBack] Documentation of Petra Sketch Plugin | Melbourne | Applying Code
Via:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/03/07
In cast I ever want to do Android work again in Visual Studio [WayBack] Visual studio (2015) emulator for android not working – XDE.exe – Exit Code 3 – Stack Overflow
Getting the Android Emulator to run is tough because Hyper-V and networking is awful and running this all in a Windows VM makes it even more complicated.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2016/04/14
Visual Studio is a pretty big product and will take over 30GB of disk space after installation
Source: Visual Studio Frequently Asked Questions
LOL. It’s about half the size of recent Delphi versions.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2013/04/16
Just in case you missed it too:
Xamarin Studio is MonoDevelop plus a set of add-ins. Those add-ins provide the required functionality for working with Android and iOS projects, and integrate some Xamarin services such as the Component Store.
The development of MonoDevelop will continue like it has been in the past. All the improvements which are not related to Xamarin’s commercial offerings will be done in MonoDevelop, and we have plans for a lot of them: code analysis, version control, debugger, etc. We are committed to keep evolving MonoDevelop, because a better MonoDevelop means a better Xamarin Studio.
MonoDevelop will also keep working on Linux. There may be some rough edges with MonoDevelop 4.0 on Linux, since for this release we put our focus on Mac and Windows, since that’s what Xamarin’s customers use. So if you find any problems please file bugs!
–jeroen
via: [MonoDevelop] MonoDevelop and Xamarin Studio.
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