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My experience in a programming conference and why you should go to one ASAP(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 11y ago|0 comments
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Using Xamarin.Forms MasterDetailPage(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 11y ago|0 comments
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Developing cross-platform ListViews using Xamarin.Forms(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 11y ago|0 comments
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Comparisons: Xamarin vs. Other Platforms(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 11y ago|0 comments
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Xamarin.Forms Pages: TabbedPage and CarouselPage(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 11y ago|0 comments
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Xamarin.Forms Pages: ContentPage and NavigationPage(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 11y ago|0 comments
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Anatomy of a Xamarin.Forms app(pauloortins.com)
3 points by pauloortins 12y ago|0 comments
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Xamarin.Forms, what is it?(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 12y ago|0 comments
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A Full List of Resources to Start with Xamarin(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 12y ago|0 comments
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Xamarin Cross-Platform Application Development – Review(pauloortins.com)
2 points by pauloortins 12y ago|0 comments
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Creating a map of the World Cup using Xamarin.iOS(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 12y ago|0 comments
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12 Lessons I learned using unit tests/TDD(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 12y ago|0 comments
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Are you monitoring the health of your software?(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 12y ago|0 comments
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by pauloortins 12y ago
Great! Can I add it to the post?
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by pauloortins 12y ago
The only thing that I'm really missing is Resharper. For other things XS is very similar to VS. Remember that the cost is $300 for each platform, so you have to spend $600.
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by pauloortins 12y ago
Totally agree. Prices could be lower and they would have a bigger market share in mobile development.
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by pauloortins 12y ago
Have you ever tried Xamarin Studio? It's not as good as Visual Studio but it's a very decent IDE. I'm currently using it instead Visual Studio.
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Why choose Xamarin?(pauloortins.com)
29 points by pauloortins 12y ago|65 comments
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Is Software Development like a stock market? So, how to choose the stocks?(pauloortins.com)
2 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
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by pauloortins 13y ago
Updated to cover async/await and function programming support.
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by pauloortins 13y ago
Working without plugins support is not a option for me. We have to always try use the most productive environment and if we can't do it due licenses cost, it's time to analyze the platform.
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by pauloortins 13y ago
Joshua, a developer costs $100k per year in United States. Now consider India, Latin America and other countries. For example: I live in Salvador - Brazil here a developer costs $10k-$20k per year. In this scenario, this tools represent bet
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by pauloortins 13y ago
+1
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by pauloortins 13y ago
Is possible to use F# for web applications ?
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by pauloortins 13y ago
C# no doubt. But sometimes you just want to put some idea online, fast, a MVP for example. In this case, C# is more burocratic than Ruby/Python.
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by pauloortins 13y ago
With the professional you lose test coverage =/ but yes, you have plugin support.
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by pauloortins 13y ago
And spending money that could be used to attract more developers or be invested in another way that not buying licenses.
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by pauloortins 13y ago
Agree. When I tried to learn Scala I found it very similar to C#, only changes the name map -> select, filter -> where and so on.
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by pauloortins 13y ago
I'm the same situation, love C# but the TCO is higher than other languages and we have the Microsoft controlling each step.
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by pauloortins 13y ago
Ok, but you will lose the plugins support and will also have to change the Visual Studio Express with you want to work in another project type (web, mobile and so on).

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