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    So far it has been really cool. Microsoft has released so much in just two days that has me hyped. I'm going to be downloading a lot of sessions after it's all over. - Free Xamarin + Awesome new tools for it - Awesome improvements and new API's to the Windows UWP. - Bash in Windows - Chatbot SDK (now I can make my own Nazi army) - New Office 365 SDK's I actually saw some Spring code (which I never thought I would see again). All this has me hyped to write UWP and Xamarin apps, but I'm just not too sure. I've done a little C#, but I am not familiar with XAML or .Net (and there seems to be a **lot** to them). Plus, I feel there will be some edgy catch to free Xamarin and bash. Nevertheless, I am going to do my best to learn UWP app development and Xamarin soon. Happy coding everyone :) p.s. I love how Apple open sources Swift and are wonderful people for it, but when M$ open sources several projects, the FSF people attack them for it.

    i cri evry tiem

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      So far it has been really cool. Microsoft has released so much in just two days that has me hyped. I'm going to be downloading a lot of sessions after it's all over. - Free Xamarin + Awesome new tools for it - Awesome improvements and new API's to the Windows UWP. - Bash in Windows - Chatbot SDK (now I can make my own Nazi army) - New Office 365 SDK's I actually saw some Spring code (which I never thought I would see again). All this has me hyped to write UWP and Xamarin apps, but I'm just not too sure. I've done a little C#, but I am not familiar with XAML or .Net (and there seems to be a **lot** to them). Plus, I feel there will be some edgy catch to free Xamarin and bash. Nevertheless, I am going to do my best to learn UWP app development and Xamarin soon. Happy coding everyone :) p.s. I love how Apple open sources Swift and are wonderful people for it, but when M$ open sources several projects, the FSF people attack them for it.

      i cri evry tiem

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      James_Parsons wrote:

      the FSF people attack them for it

      You can't be a freeloader without becoming degenerate soon after!

      I am not a number. I am a ... no, wait!

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        So far it has been really cool. Microsoft has released so much in just two days that has me hyped. I'm going to be downloading a lot of sessions after it's all over. - Free Xamarin + Awesome new tools for it - Awesome improvements and new API's to the Windows UWP. - Bash in Windows - Chatbot SDK (now I can make my own Nazi army) - New Office 365 SDK's I actually saw some Spring code (which I never thought I would see again). All this has me hyped to write UWP and Xamarin apps, but I'm just not too sure. I've done a little C#, but I am not familiar with XAML or .Net (and there seems to be a **lot** to them). Plus, I feel there will be some edgy catch to free Xamarin and bash. Nevertheless, I am going to do my best to learn UWP app development and Xamarin soon. Happy coding everyone :) p.s. I love how Apple open sources Swift and are wonderful people for it, but when M$ open sources several projects, the FSF people attack them for it.

        i cri evry tiem

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        Get this book: Creating Mobile Apps with Xamarin.Forms Book First Edition - Xamarin[^].  I think you'll find it very helpful.  Plus, the cost is hard to beat. :) /ravi

        My new year resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | My .NET bits | Freeware ravib(at)ravib(dot)com

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          So far it has been really cool. Microsoft has released so much in just two days that has me hyped. I'm going to be downloading a lot of sessions after it's all over. - Free Xamarin + Awesome new tools for it - Awesome improvements and new API's to the Windows UWP. - Bash in Windows - Chatbot SDK (now I can make my own Nazi army) - New Office 365 SDK's I actually saw some Spring code (which I never thought I would see again). All this has me hyped to write UWP and Xamarin apps, but I'm just not too sure. I've done a little C#, but I am not familiar with XAML or .Net (and there seems to be a **lot** to them). Plus, I feel there will be some edgy catch to free Xamarin and bash. Nevertheless, I am going to do my best to learn UWP app development and Xamarin soon. Happy coding everyone :) p.s. I love how Apple open sources Swift and are wonderful people for it, but when M$ open sources several projects, the FSF people attack them for it.

          i cri evry tiem

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          James_Parsons wrote:

          Awesome improvements and new API's to the Windows UWP.

          Care to elaborate please?! :-o What about access to the damn file system?

          All in one Menu-Ribbon Bar DirectX for WinRT/C# since 2013! Taking over the world since 1371!

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