One thing that has been recently announced by Microsoft is the availability of .NET Core 3. With it, you will be able to create WPF and Winforms apps with .NET Core. And…
Category: Windows
Monetizing your Delphi app with TWindowsStore
In a previous post, I’ve shown how to publish your Delphi app to the Windows Store. If it is a paid app, you can start getting money with it as soon as…
NavigationView in UWP
In the a previous post, I’ve told that you should use controls that are responsive to ease your work of creating an UI that adapts to the screen size. One of the…
Packaging an app with a Win32 dll to the Windows Store with the Desktop Bridge
In a previous post, I’ve shown how to package a Delphi application for the Windows Store, and in this post I’ve shown how to package a WPF application. In both cases, the…
Refactoring and testing a Delphi app
While writing my last article, something occurred to me: what if the app uses an external dll for some functions, how can I package them to send them to the store. Once…
Creating an app for the Windows Store with Delphi Rio 10.3
Until some time ago, creating an app to the Windows Store was only possible by creating an UWP (Universal Windows Platform) app and submitting it to the Windows Store. This was somewhat…
Responsive design in UWP
When I talk about UWP development and how it works for a large number of devices, from the tiny Raspberry Pi to the huge Surface Hub, and including the Hololens and Xbox,…
Linqpad
As an MVP, I sometimes receive licenses to software from the vendors for my usage. Some of them become indispensable for me and I feel in the obligation to write a review…
XAML edit and continue
One of the features I really like in Visual Studio while I am developing is the Edit and Continue feature. Just add a breakpoint in the code, edit the code and maybe…
Debugging emails sent with C#
Some time ago, I’ve written this post about sending parametrized emails with C#. After some time, the emails weren’t arriving to their destination and I didn’t know why that happened – there…