Visual Studio

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 you need to do to debug an Uno application in Visual Studio: Install the latest Uno Platform Visual Studio templates Create an Uno Cross Platform App using the Visual Studio templates In the Nuget Package manager Update the Uno.UI the preview release 2.2.0-dev.358 Update Uno.Wasm.Bootstrap and Uno.UI.RemoteControl packages to the preview release 1.2.0-dev.16 Add a reference to the Uno.Wasm.Bootstrap.DevServer package In YourProject.Wasm.csproj, manually change the Uno.Wasm.Bootstrap.Cli package version to the same version installed for Uno.Wasm.Bootstrap. (Note, this instruction was removed as of preview version 1.2 of the bootstrapper, use the line above instead) In YourProject.Wasm.csproj, manually remove the DotNetCliToolReference package reference In MainPage.xaml, replace the Grid content with the following: <StackPanel> <TextBlock x:Name=”txt” Text=”Hello, world!” Margin=”20″ FontSize=”30″ /> <Button Content=”click” Click=”OnClick” /> </StackPanel>   In your MainPage.xaml.cs, add the following method: public void OnClick(object sender, object args) { var dt = DateTime.Now.ToString(); txt.Text = dt; }   And the last important step, in