I was reading an article last week about Xamarin.Forms DataPages and my first thought was: Will it work with DevExpress Odata Service? Spoiler: Yes, It does. If I have to do any customization at all I then move to Xamarin where I feel more at home. But as a C# developer that is the end of my road. It is all created for you, it is quick and more important, it works. This is a great solution when you need to give access to some data to your users without having to create views, models, bindings, etc. With just passing the Url of your OData service on the wizard all the views for your entities are generated in a master- detail way. IEnumerable> groupedVehicles = allVehicles.GroupBy(v => v.If you have used DevExtreme Project Templates to create mobile apps you know how fast and easy you can get a simple solution working. GroupedVehiclesVMs.Add(new GroupedVehiclesViewModel("All", allVehicles)) Public event Propert圜hangedEventHandler Propert圜hanged Public class GroupedVehiclesViewModel: INotifyPropert圜hanged (A project that contains iOS-specific code)ĭ.dll (A project that contains Android-specific code)ĭ.dllĭ.dll NET Standard project that contains the shared code) Download the Mobile UI Controls for Xamarin.Forms bundle from the Client Center.Īdd the following assembly references to your Xamarin.Forms solution’s projects:.Select all the solution’s projects in the invoked Select Projects dialog and click Ok. In the invoked Manage NuGet Packages dialog, select DevExpress from the Source drop-down list in the top left corner, search for and click Add Package. Select Project | Manage NuGet Packages… in the main menu, or right-click the solution in Solution Pad and select Manage NuGet Packages….Install the package from the DevExpress NuGet feed. Navigate to Visual Studio | Preferences | NuGet | Sources and add the DevExpress feed to the list of sources. Register the DevExpress NuGet feed as a package source.
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