by Intertech Inc. | Apr 25, 2017 | .NET, Android, C#, iOS / iPad / iPhone, Mobile
Xamarin Tutorial (Part 1): Create a Blank App Overview In a recent post to software decision makers, I discussed reasons businesses should consider cross-platform native development over website development. You can read the previous Xamarin Tutorial post here. In...
by Intertech Inc. | Apr 4, 2017 | Android, C#, iOS / iPad / iPhone, Mobile
Mobile Applications? Xamarin.Forms? Why? Mobile Applications? As mobile applications continue to gain in popularity, businesses are presented with a very serious question. Do we need a mobile application? Per ComScore, Digital Media usage has increased 26% for...
by Tim Star | Sep 15, 2016 | .NET, Agile / Scrum, C#, From The Field
In my I talked about resolving dependencies at the top most layer by simply instantiating dependencies. In this post we will look at using a dependency injection library. We will be looking at demonstration code (meaning I don’t always follow good coding...
by Tim Star | Aug 25, 2016 | .NET, ASP.NET, C#, From The Field
In part one of my Inversion of Control series, we discussed separating what happens from when it happens, along with dependency injection. In part 2, we are going to focus on dependency injection. Follow along to find out why you should use dependency injection in...
by Davin Mickelson | Jul 28, 2016 | .NET, C#, Visual Basic
As C# and .NET have evolved over the years, I am always amused by how C# has continued to “catch up” to Visual Basic ‘s (VB) capabilities. Being that VB was created in 1991 while C# was released with .NET in 2002, VB was a little bit more mature when C# was...
by Tim Star | Jun 14, 2016 | .NET, ASP.NET, C#, From The Field, Testing / QA
Whether you know it or not, you are probably benefiting from the Inversion of Control design principle today. If you have written Owin middleware, http modules, used an observable collection, a .Net event, use WPF binding, or used any Visual Studio extension then you...
