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Utilizing the iOS Background with Xamarin: Part 1

Even platform-specific APIs like iOS Background Fetch are no match for Xamarin! Here's how to implement basic iOS Background Fetch with Xamarin.

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June 15, 2016

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iOS / OS X

Utilizing the iOS Background with Xamarin: Part 1

Even platform-specific APIs like iOS Background Fetch are no match for Xamarin! Here's how to implement basic iOS Background Fetch with Xamarin.

Development Practices

How I Learned to Love TDD

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Web Apps, Ember.js

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The “reveal” style keeps the menu in the background, uncovering it as the main page content slides off the screen.

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Side-loading is an efficient way for a developer to pull multiple pieces of relevant JSON data from a single HTTP request in a client-server implementation.

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Fighting Log Entropy – 4 Simple Rules

If your project log isn't monitored and regularly groomed, it can quickly get out of control and lose almost all of its value.

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