Ever since I started this blog, several years ago, I have been using WordPress as my platform. This has given me the options to maintain the entire site from one place, whether it has been static pages (such as about me, privacy policy for apps etc.), personal CV or the blog. Now it’s time for…

In this post I will go through my first-impression of using HTML/CSS/JavaScript for mobile app development. The background for doing so is that I’ve been spending quite a lot of time at FreeCodeCamp lately, and now feel comfortable enough to try to do some comparing with Xamarin and C#. To be able to see some similarities,…

In todays post I’d like to bring up the topic on how to deal with app reviews. The background for this is the first app I released, a few years ago, called myRemote. This is an app, which at the time, was created primarily because I wanted to control my Onkyo receiver with my Surface…

On some of the code I work on at a daily basis, I have noticed that IoC and dependency injection is used. When I first saw these concepts, I just did a quick read to see what it was, but didn’t really put much energy into it, as it was not something I directly used…

This weekend I have been participating in a virtual hackathon, hosted by Koding.com. I teamed up with my sister, her boyfriend and two class mates of his, all which are computer engineering students. The task at the hackathon was to create a web app in one of three categories; data visualization, productivity or games. We…

Yesterday I read an article from Jose Gonzalez, over at Mind Body Soul Developer, called “The Art of Doing Nothing“, which brings up an important subject; Resting and relaxing. I am not going to talk a lot on this, as I think Jose has done a good job describing all about it in his post.…

In this last post in this series we will take a look at the process of releasing an app for iOS, after development with Xamarin Forms. Over the last few weeks I have gone through this process for Windows Phone and for Android. In terms of what you, as the developer, need to do, the…

Last week I wrote the first post in the “Releasing an app” series, on Windows Phone. Originally this week was to be about iOS, however due to some technical trouble, I have temporarily lost all the screen shots I had prepared. Therefore, I will do this week’s post on releasing an app, developed with Xamarin…

Seeing as my new app, “Din Lokale Dyrlege”, was released last week, I thought I could go through the process of releasing an app. I released this app for iOS, Android and Windows Phone, using Xamarin Forms to achieve cross-platform development. This meant I could program once, and utilize most of my code for all…