Not so long ago, I wrote an article about using Azure AD authentication from Angular app to Azure functions. And it looks like Angular 9 broke it. Angular 9 is a nice upgrade for your web app. But the fact that it breaks the Azure AD might make people stop from upgrading. The …
Authenticate your Angular 9 to Azure AD using MSAL Read More »
Creating a web app with authentication to your backend is one of the key requirements to a lot of web apps. This is pretty easy and straight forward to achieve once you get the hang of it, especially when talking about Azure AD. Web apps can go both ways: available for the public or available …
Azure AD Authentication from Angular to Azure Functions Read More »
For those of us who come to the Xamarin Forms world from WPF, the learning curve is not as terrible as for others. After all, it is the same old xaml which we learned to love and a lot of concepts that we already know from WPF migrated successfully to Xamarin Forms. However, sometimes, there …
A good application should have a good framework on which the developers will rely. In my opinion, that means that the application should have a good UI composition framework and a solid IoC container. In this post I will give an example of two of such libraries: Caliburn Micro for the UI composition and AutoFac …
Playing a video on a Xamarin Forms Android app is something that can be achieved without a lot of trouble. There is the VideoView control, which you can very easily use in your app. But what about playing some less standard formats? How about DASH format? Or Smooth Streaming? Introduction Google is providing us with …
Xamarin Forms Android – using ExoPlayer in your app Read More »
In my Last Blog Post, I’ve discussed how we can use an SVG image in a Xamarin Forms project, leveraging the power of vector based images by stretching it to the given dimensions without losing the image quality. For this post, I’ve modified a bit the solution from the last post and will use this …
Xamarin Forms – interactive SVG image using SkiaSharp with Pan and Zoom Read More »
Recently I’ve started to work on a Xamarin Forms project. One of my first tasks was to handle the icons in the system. After getting the SVG icons from our designer, I dove in to see how I can render them, But to my disappointment, it looked like Xamarin Forms does’t have a native support …
We all know the frustration when you have a bug that makes you compare two collection to resolve it. The good thing that we have tools like OzCode to help us in it. Check out my blog post on the OzCode blog: Stop wasting time digging into complex collections in the VS Watch Window!
I want to welcome every one to my Pshul Blog. I will focus in this blog on my day to day experiences: Interesting bugs I’ve encountered, obstacle overcomes in development and other things, that I think might interest you now or interest myself in the future.
