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Dotfuscator Comes to Visual Studio for Mac to Help Protect Apps

Jayme Singleton March 11, 2020 Mar 11, 2020 03/11/20

Dotfuscator from PreEmptive helps .NET developers all over the globe protect their apps from reverse-engineering and hacking. Dotfuscator has been available for Xamarin developers using Visual Studio 2019 on Windows, but now with the release of Professional 6 is available on Visual Studio for Mac and cloud builds!

Send Surveys, Collect Feedback, and Smash Bugs with One Line of Code with Instabug

charlotteswan August 23, 2019 Aug 23, 2019 08/23/19

In this Guest Blog post learn why having in-app feedback is important to application success and how Instabug can enable a super simple way to stream line user feedback and crash reporting.

Add Contact Features in 4 Lines of Code with Xamarin.Essentials

James Montemagno August 2, 2019 Aug 2, 2019 08/2/19

See how you can create a contact application to send an sms, email, place a phone call, and navigate to a location with just 4 lines of code with Xamarin.Essentials.

Xamarin.Essentials welcomes tvOS, watchOS, and Tizen

James Montemagno July 12, 2019 Jul 12, 2019 07/12/19

Xamarin.Essentials, your favorite cross-platform library to access native features from shared code adds new file bases APIs for sharing, email, and opening. It also adds watchOS, tvOS, and Tizen platform support in the 1.3 pre-update!

Persisting Settings and Preferences in Mobile Apps with Xamarin.Essentials

James Montemagno February 19, 2019 Feb 19, 2019 02/19/19

An essential part of any mobile application is the ability to persist data. Sometimes that is a large amount of data that requires a database, but often it is smaller pieces of data such as settings and preferences that need to be persisted between application launches.

Easily Check Mobile Device Connectivity with Xamarin.Essentials

James Montemagno February 12, 2019 Feb 12, 2019 02/12/19

As a mobile app developer, it's great to be able to pull data from the server to our apps to provide users with a delightful experience. Of course, until your user puts their device on airplane mode or hits a rough patch with no cell reception. To provide the best user experience we need access to the current network state of our users' device. Better yet, be able to register for changes to that network state. Doing this will allow our mobile apps to react to different network conditions to provide users with instant feedback. With the connectivity API in Xamarin.Essentials, we can do just that with a few lines of code.

Protect your Xamarin.Android Apps at Runtime with Dotfuscator

Jayme Singleton October 12, 2018 Oct 12, 2018 10/12/18

n a previous blog we discussed obfuscating your Xamarin application with Dotfuscator Community to protect it from reverse-engineering. That kind of protection is an important and necessary layer in your application's security posture, but it shouldn't be the only layer. The application also needs to react to threats at runtime in order to protect its own integrity, and to protect the data that it accesses.

Upgrade Your App with Sentiment Analysis

Brandon Minnick October 4, 2018 Oct 4, 2018 10/4/18

Azure's Text Analytics Service makes it easy to add sentiment analysis to our cross-platform apps. Let's see how with this to implement it in a Xamarin app!

Using Object Detection from inside your Xamarin app

Jim Bennett September 6, 2018 Sep 6, 2018 09/6/18

Microsoft Cognitive Services provide a great way to get started with AI without being a machine learning or data science expert. A common favorite of cognitive services is the Custom Vision Service. The first version of this service allowed you to easily build an image classifier model that you could access either via a REST API (with an SDK available for Xamarin apps), or by downloading a model that can be run on your device using either CoreML, TensorFlow or WindowsML (we looked at using TensorFlow in an Android app in an earlier blog post).

Guest Post: Visual UI tests on iOS simulator using Xamarin and Appium

Sophie Tagar July 30, 2018 Jul 30, 2018 07/30/18

In this tutorial, you will learn how to integrate automated visual user interface tests into a development toolchain that includes Xcode iOS simulator using Xamarin, Appium, Applitools, and macOS.

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Dotfuscator Comes to Visual Studio for Mac to Help Protect Apps

Send Surveys, Collect Feedback, and Smash Bugs with One Line of Code with Instabug

Add Contact Features in 4 Lines of Code with Xamarin.Essentials

Xamarin.Essentials welcomes tvOS, watchOS, and Tizen

Persisting Settings and Preferences in Mobile Apps with Xamarin.Essentials

Easily Check Mobile Device Connectivity with Xamarin.Essentials

Protect your Xamarin.Android Apps at Runtime with Dotfuscator

Upgrade Your App with Sentiment Analysis

Using Object Detection from inside your Xamarin app

Guest Post: Visual UI tests on iOS simulator using Xamarin and Appium

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