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Debugging Uno Platform WebAssembly apps in Visual Studio 2019

March 30, 2020|by Jérôme Laban|News, Uno : How to, WebAssembly

The .NET team has been hard at work with WebAssembly support, and while we’ve been having WebAssembly debugging from the browser, it’s now possible to debug an Uno WebAssembly app using Visual Studio 2019 16.6 Preview 1! Debug an Uno Platform WebAssembly Web app with Visual Studio Here’s what ...

Visual Studio, WASM, WebAssembly

WebAssembly Threading in .NET

March 12, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|Uno : How to

.NET Threading and WebAssembly Threading, in general operating systems sense, is not something that the web has been able to use until very recently. The addition of Threads support in WebAssembly, and the activation of the threading support in Chrome opens up a whole new world of poss...

Uno Platform on Channel 9 Visual Studio Toolbox – 3 episodes

March 11, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|News, Under The Hood, WebAssembly

We are proud to have been featured on Channel 9 Visual Studio Toolbox show with Robert Green. In case you missed it, here is a quick summary. For all new to Uno, this is a great way to get to know it – straight from Uno CTO – Jerome Laban, as well as one of the key Uno community contributors –...

Android, iOS, MacOS, WASM, WebAssembly, WinUI

How to – Uno Platform and Azure Pipelines

March 3, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|Uno : How to, WebAssembly

Mobile applications developers often set up a build pipeline for each target platform and even target environment. Thanks to Nick Randolph, we now have this process documented and more importantly easily reusable for Uno developers via his Azure Pipelines templates. Part 1 – Creating a ...

How to use custom fonts in Android, iOS, and WebAssembly via Uno Platform

March 2, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|Uno : How to

Credit: This article originally appeared at https://blog.mzikmund.com/2020/01/custom-fonts-in-uno-platform/, written by Uno community champion Martin Zikmund. Custom fonts are super useful to make your application match company brand and to create vector-based font icons. Let’s take a look at ...

Using SplitView with Uno Platform

February 20, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|Uno : How to, WebAssembly

SplitView is a control in XAML Community Gallery which you can reuse in your Uno Platform applications. A SplitView control has an expandable/collapsible pane and a content area. A lot of apps needing a master-details layout, or apps using a burger menu to display a fly-out menu, can be implemented ...

Getting started with Uno Platform and ReactiveUI

February 19, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|Uno : How to

Summary The article shows how to create a cross-platform Uno template app that consists of a basic NavigationView and basic ViewModel navigation capabilities, and can run on Windows, Android, iOS, and as a website (via WASM). It uses the following frameworks: Uno Platform, ReactiveUI, and Microsoft ...

C#, ReactiveUI, xaml

Build .NET AOT for WebAssembly in Visual Studio with Uno Platform

February 6, 2020|by Jérôme Laban|News, WebAssembly

It’s been a long-time request: Build Uno Platform WebAssembly apps in Visual Studio on Windows using Ahead of Time (AOT) compilation. Good news, it’s now available in preview in Uno dev branch! The Uno.Wasm.Bootstrap package 1.1-dev.416 package now provides the ability to create AOT, Mixed (AOT+...

Surface Duo – WinUI TwoPaneView implementation via Uno Platform

February 3, 2020|by Jérôme Laban|News, Surface

With the release of the preview SDK and emulator for the Surface Duo, it is now possible to experiment with the support for dual screen devices. Uno Platform is in the position to be able to use the controls from WinUI (Our #WinUIEverywhere vision), and Microsoft is making development in the...

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