HTTP Status Codes Explained

HTTP Status Codes Explained

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In this article, we would be discussing all of the HTTP Status Codes, what are they, how are the categorized, what each category contains and meaning of each and every status code.  HTTP Status Codes | Full Stack Geek Table of Contents What are HTTP Status Codes Categorization and Detailed Explanation of all HTTP Status Codes 1XX – Informational 2XX – Success 3XX – Redirection 4XX – Client Error 5XX – Server Error Recommended Articles References What are HTTP Status Codes:…

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Xamarin Forms Named font sizes

Xamarin Forms Named font sizes

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Xamarin.Forms defines fields in the NamedSize enumeration that represent specific font sizes. The following table shows the NamedSize members, and their default sizes on iOS, Android, and the Universal Windows Platform (UWP): Member iOS Android UWP Default 16 14 14 Micro 11 10 15.667 Small 13 14 18.667 Medium 16 17 22.667 Large 20 22 32 Body 17 16 14 Header 17 96 46 Title 28 24 24 Subtitle 22 16 20 Caption 12 12 12 Named font sizes can be set through both…

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Hosts files and the Google Android emulator

Hosts files and the Google Android emulator

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Using the Google Android emulator is a good way to test how a website behaves on Android devices. Connecting to your local computer http://10.0.2.2 is the URL to connect to a website hosted on your local computer. localhost or 127.0.0.1 will not work! This is all defined in the documentation on Android emulator networking. Using a hosts file The Android emulator will not make use of your local hosts file. This is unfortunate when your website relies on host headers to work…

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Clone git repo hosted on a Windows shared folder from Mac OS X

Clone git repo hosted on a Windows shared folder from Mac OS X

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I kind of like to think that remote file system access is an OS thing, and that cloning repos is an application-level thing, so this would be my approach: You should just be able to mount that SMB share with your OS’es functions to a local directory and clone from there, instead of hoping git has a transport for SMB. How to mount: Connect to the server on your Mac. Now, on your Mac, from Finder’s Go menu, choose “Connect…

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Xamarin Forms: Lazy load tabs in TabbedPage

Xamarin Forms: Lazy load tabs in TabbedPage

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Source: https://enginecore.blogspot.com/2019/01/xamarin-forms-lazy-load-tabs-in_10.html In Xamarin Forms, we sometimes need the TabbedPage to display a tab layout. You can checkout the great official documentation hereabout how to create and use a TabbedPage. Problem: Every tab is a Page instance The TabbedPage is a multi page container where every tab is a Page object. No matter how you create the tabs (either by setting the TabbedPage.Children page collection with Page instances or by setting TabbedPage.ItemsSource and TabbedPage.ItemTemplate) the TabbedPage needs a Page instance for every tab and uses the Page.Title property to display the text header on the tab…

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Versioning Android apps

Versioning Android apps

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If you need to improve the versioning scheme of your android app, then you are reading the right story. Let’s discover together some good practices and their advantages. Semantic Versioning There is something in the software world called Semantic Versioning. It consists on a couple of conventions to assign version numbers to your software. You can (or maybe should) read all the details here. Basically, the idea is the following: Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, increment the: MAJOR version when you make…

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How can I run a method in the background on my Xamarin app?

How can I run a method in the background on my Xamarin app?

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Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45209784/how-can-i-run-a-method-in-the-background-on-my-xamarin-app/45210187 What we did in our forms application was to make use of the Device.Timer and the Stopwatch class that available in System.Diagnostics, and Xamarin.Forms to create a very generic managed timer that we could interact with using the onStart, onSleep and onResume methods in Xamarin.Forms. This particular solution doesn’t require any special platform specific logic, and the device timer and stopwatch are non UI blocking. Edit:  To give some context as to how the above solution works step by…

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