Deep dive on managed service capabilities for MySQL and PostgreSQL
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With Xamarin Live Player, developers can start debugging their mobile apps by using .NET within minutes. In this video, James goes through everything you need to start building native iOS, Android, and Windows apps with Visual Studio and Xamarin.
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The Discussion
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AG70 No working with VS 15.4.4 when using .NET Standard
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JamesMontemagno @AG70: You will need the latest app from Google Play & TestFlight Fast Ring: https://www.xamarin.com/live
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Versive Super excited to use it, but still not working for me either. On VS15.5 (latest release). I even uninstalled and reinstalled (completely) both VS and the app on my target device (google pixel xl). Tried both my real in progress app (.net standard 2) and a clean shared source project just in case.
In an earlier release I at least saw the "{Device} Player" target but not anymore. There's a chat right now about it in xamarinchat.slack.com.
Any guidance appreciated (and thanks for all the other help !)