Jérôme Laban, Author at Uno Platform

Jérôme Laban

Jerome Laban has been programming since 1998, mainly involved in .NET and C# development as teacher, trainer, consultant in France. He is the CTO of Uno Platform, a framework trying to improve the development cycle of cross-platform apps using Windows, iOS, Android, and WebAssembly using Mono and Xamarin.

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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

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...

Hot Restart available in Uno Platform

January 24, 2020|by Jérôme Laban|News

With the release of Visual Studio 16.5 Preview 2, Microsoft and the Xamarin.iOS team released a preview of the Hot Restart feature. This provides a way for Xamarin developers to create and debug Xamarin.iOS applications using a physical device using only a Windows machine, where a mac used to be req...

Xamarin

Uno Platform 2.0 RELOADED – General Availability, Hot Reload and more!

January 2, 2020|by Jérôme Laban|News, Uno 2.0

In September 2019 at our inaugural UnoConf, we had released the preview of Uno Platform 2.0. Today we are announcing general availability of Uno Platform 2.0 which includes not only the features announced at UnoConf, but also many others. One of the 2.0 release highlights is the fully funct...

Android, csharp, iOS, release, WASM, WebAssembly, Windows, xaml

Announcing Uno Platform 2.0

September 19, 2019|by Jérôme Laban|News

When we initially open sourced Uno Framework at //build 2018, we took a big step in showing the world what we had been internally working on for nearly five years. The year was 2018 and we were still doing mostly mobile work via UWP. During those days, you saw us fly the #UWPEverywhere bann...

group support, Hot reload, Skia, SkiaSharp, UI testing, Visual Studio, WebAssembly, Xamarin Forms, xaml

Introducing UADO — An Uno Platform App Showcase

July 23, 2019|by Jérôme Laban|News

As Uno Platform team we were challenged with creating a showcase app that is both useful in terms of showcasing Uno Platform while ALSO being a real, useful app that software developers will use on day-to-day basis. The idea for an app born from our own need — having a beautiful mobile app that c...

SkiaSharp Support for WebAssembly via Uno Platform

July 3, 2019|by Jérôme Laban|News

Today we are proud to announce that the Uno Platform now has initial support for SkiaSharp via the Uno.SkiaSharp.Views package which was published to NuGet moments ago. Skia is an open source 2D graphics library which provides common APIs that work across a variety of hardware and software platforms...

AOT, csharp, graphics library, Skia, SkiaSharp, WebAssembly, xaml

A piece of Windows 10 is now running on WebAssembly, natively on iOS and Android

June 25, 2019|by Jérôme Laban|News

A few months ago, Microsoft open sourced the Windows Calculator, the very Calculator that ships with Windows 10. We decided to port it to C# and the Uno Platform, so that iOS and Android users could use it, but also use it from the Web using WebAssembly. Why – well that’s what we at Uno Platfo...

calculation, calculator, programmer mode, web browser, Windows 10, Windows Calculator, xaml

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