Recently, I run a GT Metrix test on my blog and got an abysmal D score. After some investigation I noticed a few things that need improvement: Disqus was loading too many things that I really didn’t care for. This included ads. Many scripts, styles and images were not optimized nor entirely needed. No browser caching was implemented To fix Disqus problem I removed it entirely, I really don’t like ads, specially how Disqus introduced them in their free offering....
The goal here is to build a Xamarin.iOS app from a git repository, create a releasable .ipa file and push it to the App Store Connect for Test Flight. What you will need A paid apple developer account Working Xamarin.iOS project in a Source Control system that Azure DevOps can access If you need a sample application, you can grab one here Azure DevOps account and project (it is free, go get one) Register app ID and get certificate and provisioning profile At the end of this section you should have ....
Out of the box, FreshMVVM offers a Master/Detail page navigation container that works nicely. However, it does not support lazy loading the pages as you navigate to them. Below, I demonstrate how I’ve done it. We need to replace the FreshMVVM original implementation of FreshMasterDetailNavigationContainer. Note that the implementation below is mostly a copy with the following changes: The list view is grouped Each item in the list can have an icon In the AddPage methods, we no longer create an instance of the pages added, we just add a light reference to a collection The menu page is a xaml file instead of fully created in code Only when the menu item is tapped we instantiate and display the Page and ViewModel LazyLoadedPage class:...
This post is a follow up to Install root CA in Android. The problem is the same here and the solution is somewhat similar too. First, export the CA certificate like explained in the Android specific post. Email the certificate as an attachment to an email account you can access via Safari on your device. Only Safari seems to allow the cert to install. Open the attachment and you will see the following prompt....
It seems like everybody uses git for source control nowadays. Heck, Microsoft is using git instead of its own TFVC. Although I’ve been using GitHub for open source projects for years now, most of my day is still spent in TFS. I finally got the green-light to move one fairly large project from TFS with TFVC to VSTS with git, this post is about my experience during the move. Requirements Migrate one repository with few branches from TFS 2017 to VSTS Permanent move; no need to keep TFS and VSTS in sync after conversion Migrate history for all branches being moved The first two requirements are quite easy to achieve but the last one proved to be tricky....