Author Archives: Jesse Liberty
New Course: Source Code Control With Git Using SourceTree
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Yet Another Podcast #172 – James Montemagno on Embedding
Talking with James Montemagno, Principal Program Manager for Mobile Developer Tools at Microsoft Embedding Xamarin.Forms in Xamarin Native Merge Conflict: Embedding Xamarin Forms Merge Conflict The Xamarin Show
Asking Questions That Get Answers
This is from my Help! page, but I thought it might be worth blogging here as well… Creating a Question That Is Likely To Be Answered There are a few techniques that make for a question that is likely to … Continue reading
DevIntersections Advanced C# Code
For those of you who attended my session on Advanced C#, here is a zip of the examples. Thanks
Yet Another Podcast #171 – MFractor
Talking with Matthew Robbins, creator of MFractor. MFractor is a set of extraordinary tools for Visual Studio Mac. Twitter: @matthewrdev Sack: #mfractor Xamarin Slack sub-channel Email: hello@mfractor.com Web: http://mfractor.com
Yet Another Podcast #170 – Windows Template Studio
Create UWP Applications with a template wizard… Clint Rutkas is a Sr. Product Manager for Windows focusing on the developer platform. He has worked at 343 Industries on Halo and on Channel 9 and built some crazy projects using Windows technology … Continue reading
Yet Another Podcast #169 – Shawn Wildermuth
Shawn Wildermuth has been tinkering with computers and software since he got a Vic-20 back in the early ‘80s. As a Microsoft MVP since 2003, he’s also involved with Microsoft as an ASP.NET Insider and ClientDev Insider. He’s the author of over twenty … Continue reading
C# 7 First Look
Very proud to announce the release of my newest Pluralsight course: C# 7 First Look.
File Persistence in Xamarin.Forms Apps
The goal is to persist data to a file. You might do this for any number of reasons, including storing away user-preferences or, in this case, storing away data to protect you from a crash. In this simple application we … Continue reading
AirPods First Look
I don’t believe in skimping on tools. I write software, so I have big monitors and a great chair, and powerful Macs. I write mobile apps, so I have a bunch of phones. But AirPods are not part of my … Continue reading
Top 10 Mac Utilities for Developers
I recently tweeted a request for nominations for best utilities and productivity tools for Developers working on the Mac. This list is an aggregate of my recommendations and those of others who I greatly respect. They are listed in no … Continue reading
