Having no news about ReactXP for a while, I was waiting for an official End Of Life statement from Microsoft. Here it is. Anyway, I enjoyed it very much, but it was propably hard to stay in synch with the React and React Native projects. I continue to support the "React" platform as a whole … Continue reading The E.O.L of ReactXP
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Multi-cloud architecture part 2: The how
As we've seen in part 1, we started with AWS but soon realized that to be in accordance with the French law, we needed a certified cloud provider to store health data. Following are the details of the serverless services that we use on both provider to deliver our application platform. I'll give you other … Continue reading Multi-cloud architecture part 2: The how
Please stop asking for repro projects in case of failure
This one has been bothering me for some time now. I dislike being asked to produce repro steps and/or a small project when I'm using a third party library or dev platform and something goes wrong. Once, I opened an issue I had with Qt Creator with very easy repro steps. Guess what, the answer … Continue reading Please stop asking for repro projects in case of failure
From Xamarin.Android to Xamarin.iOS – Part 2
This is part 2 of my journey to migrate a Xamarin.Android app to Xamarin.iOS. Let me say that I'm really feeling the impostor syndrome right now because I have a lot to learn to embrace iOS UI programmatic development. But ultimately this will be a new arrow in my quiver. This makes me proud. Lets … Continue reading From Xamarin.Android to Xamarin.iOS – Part 2
Xamarin Android Bindings – Part 2
Now that I've successfully created a first Xamarin Android Binding Library, it is time to use it in a sample application. Nothing very fancy here. Missing method in the c# generated code I quickly found out that one required method was missing from the generated c# code. The Java code in the Zoom website converted … Continue reading Xamarin Android Bindings – Part 2
Xamarin Android Bindings – Part 1
This is a multipart blog post: Part 1: this post. Part 2: Xamarin Android Bindings – Part 2 My yoga center is now closed because of the cover-19 crisis, but they're running classes through Zoom. This is why I wanted to start experimenting Xamarin Android Bindings. I may be wrong but it seems to me that … Continue reading Xamarin Android Bindings – Part 1
From Xamarin.Android to Xamarin.iOS – Part 1
I know that this may sound crazy, but yes I have a Xamarin.Android Application and I'd like to have the Xamarin.iOS counterpart. This post won't be about using Xamarin Forms to target both platforms because I don't want to rewrite all my existing android layouts (.axml) to their Xaml equivalent. That would probably be at … Continue reading From Xamarin.Android to Xamarin.iOS – Part 1
async/await all the way
This post is about using async/await in every possible scenario I encountered. The whole concept behind the use of async/await is to wait without blocking. As a .NET developer I very soon embraced the concept of iterators, thanks to Jeffrey Richter's AsyncEnumerator. I also remember an article about state machines by Matt Pietrek. I first … Continue reading async/await all the way
Back to C++
Right now I'm working on another React Native project that embbed Cross Platform C++ 11 code shared with the desktop version of the application. The desktop version of the app has been created with Qt Creator, which I did not know before. Same input, different ouput We are facing some issues in the shared C++ … Continue reading Back to C++
Another tale of using OSS
As I wrote before, I'm using Open Source Software extensively in the context of React XP. This post is about a very positive experience this time. I'm using react-native-charts-wrapper in particular. I needed to customize this javascript library and the underlying Android and iOS ones. I couldn't wait for the Android library author to have … Continue reading Another tale of using OSS
Embracing the cloud 
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