Dotnet by Example

Motto: "Talk is cheap, show me the code!"

This blog attempts to be a collection of how-to examples in the Microsoft software stack - things that may take forever to find out, especially for the beginner. I see it as my way to return something to the Microsoft community in exchange for what I learned from it.

28 February 2016

Keeping UI elements above and below the Universal Windows Platform app bars

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A little history - or how I messed up I initially created this behavior  for Windows Phone 8.1 , and then ported it to Windows 8.1 store a...
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20 February 2016

Fix for “could not connect to the debugger” while deploying Xamarin Forms apps to the Visual Studio Android Emulator

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While I was busy developing a cross-platform application for Windows Phone, Android and iOS I wanted to test the Android implementation and ...
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06 February 2016

An AdaptiveTrigger that works with StateTrigger inside WindowsStateTriggers’ CompositeStateTrigger

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Intro Still working on porting Map Mania to the Universal Windows Platform , I ran into a bit of a snag. It wanted to have a kind of decis...
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30 January 2016

Using a style replacing behavior for making UWP adaptive layouts – REVISED

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Preface to revision This post was updated significantly on February 13, 2016 as I realized I had once again not adhered to the advice my la...
23 January 2016

What themeresources are available for Windows 10 UWP apps?

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If you use Blend, and what to color your elements using a system resource, you get a depressing number of resources in the pop-up. So much, ...
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27 December 2015

Gotcha–navigating from SplitView requires back button to be pressed twice in UWP apps

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Yesterday, while being in the process of converting my one of my apps to UWP, I was moving a lot of the functionality of the app menu to a S...
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12 December 2015

UWP Map data binding with WpWinNlMaps explained

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Intro Recently I released WpWinlMaps for the Universal Windows Platform , a NuGet package that allows you to data bind map shapes to the awe...
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Joost van Schaik
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pronounced as: 'Yoast van Schaik'.

Senior Developer / Software Architect, Windows Development MVP.
Mixed Reality, HoloLens, Unity, C#, Xamarin, .NET.
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