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Month: January 2017

Adding Hyper-V-less boot entry with PowerShell

January 28, 2017 Martin Zikmund 1 Comment

Developers often encounter the need to run virtual machines using VirtualBox and Hyper-V-based mobile emulators on the same machine (for…

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Posted in: Development, General Filed under: bcdedit, Boot entry, CMD, dual boot, Hyper-V, PowerShell, script, VirtualBox, Windows

Observing system color changes in UWP apps

January 20, 2017 Martin Zikmund 2 Comments

Users love personalization and expect apps to adapt to their choices. For this purpose we can use the accent color. But what…

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Posted in: WinRT & Universal Windows Platform Filed under: accent color, apps, c#, design, theme, ui, UWP, windows 10, XAML

Working with Emoji skin tones in apps

January 11, 2017 Martin Zikmund 1 Comment

Unicode 8.0 has added five skin tone modifier characters, that are able to change the skin color of some Emojis – so-called Emoji…

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Posted in: General, Visual Studio, WinRT & Universal Windows Platform Filed under: app development, c#, emoji, modification, portable, skin tone, unicode, universal, UWP

C# Builder pattern with inheritance

January 7, 2017 Martin Zikmund Leave a comment

The Builder pattern is very helpful in case you need to encapsulate and simplify creation of a complex object. Together with the fluent interface…

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Posted in: Development, General Filed under: builder pattern, c#, curiously recurring template pattern, fluent API, generics, inheritance, tip

Aligning UWP CommandBar content after Anniversary Update

January 3, 2017 Martin Zikmund 1 Comment

The Universal Windows Platform CommandBar control has a new feature called dynamic overflow since the Anniversary Update. This automatically adjusts the…

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Posted in: Development, Visual Studio, WinRT & Universal Windows Platform, XAML Filed under: align, c#, CommandBar, dynamic overflow, templates, UWP, visual states

Using custom fonts in C# UWP apps

January 2, 2017 Martin Zikmund 3 Comments

Although the default Windows 10 font – Segoe UI – is certainly very beautiful, you might sometimes want to give…

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Posted in: Development, Visual Studio, WinRT & Universal Windows Platform, XAML Filed under: custom, fonts, UWP, XAML

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