Windows App Studio UWP from No Code to Code

Russ Fustino of Russ' ToolShed is a Microsoft Windows Platform MVP and a highly experienced software evangelist and app developer. He has developed and published several Windows Store, Windows Phone 8.1 Universal, Xamarin iOS and Android. He is a former Developer Evangelist for Xamarin, Raygun, ComponentOne, OutSystems and Microsoft and is CEO of Fustino Brothers, Inc (FBI). FBI Tull apps are endorsed by Jethro Tull. Russ is an INETA Lifetime Achievement Award winner for helping educate, entertain and enlighten over 1 million programmers. Russ co-heads up an INETA group: Mobile Application Developers Tampa (MADTampa - www.madtampa.com ).
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Using Youtube API with Xamarin Forms
Awesome video! Just what I as looking for. I am only getting a couple of videos in my playlist instead of the entire list of 20. Looks like it is catching an exception in the GetVideosDetailsAsync loop for a null value. "Value cannot be null.
Parameter name: source" Looks like, if there are no tags for a video, it will blow up. So, I just commented this line out for now at about line 169 in YoutubeViewModel.cs:
Tags = (from tag in snippet?.Value<JArray>("tags") select tag.ToString())?.ToList(),
Also, when changing the Thanks for posting this!
App Studio Part 3 - Know the Code in WAS
@Ramin I agree. I will be looking at this very issue this coming month. Stay tuned. For now, the only thing easily sharable is the data.
App Studio Part 2 - Data, Graphics, REST Services, Updates
Glad you liked the video @Ramin. Here is the code for the CSV import/export... http://russtoolshed.net/blog/?p=399
Max number of items in a collection is still 40. Work around for us was to create another section in the app with another 40 items, and then manually merge in the json data file in the downloaded code (custom code). Note, there is not limit now on the YouTube Video Playlist items. Yeah!
Custom User Controls in UWP
Stars clicked, great job!
ComponentOne Controls for XAML Developers
Here is a link to Episode 5 of It's all About The Tools! 2009. It was my final show at Microsoft.
Executive Caddie on Windows Phone 7
Awesome app and use of technology with Bing maps, GPS and the Metro look.You can tell that you have a true passion for Golf. Good luck on the app!