3.1.2-beta1 - work in progress but since people are asking...

Just pushing 3.1.2-beta1 out of the normal channels.

There are still a few items left that I want to squeeze into 3.1.2 - see https://github.com/MvvmCross/MvvmCross/issues?milestone=1&page=1&state=open

The issues fixed since 3.1.1 are:

• Wpf Location Watcher added
   
• Fix for NullRefExc in WindowsPhone Location Watcher
   
• AsyncRequestHandle added to Rest/Network calls - allows cancel (but users should still consider using HttpClient)
   
• Droid fix to Click TargetBinding - wrong unsubscribe in Dispose
   
• Additional IoC overloads added - task based constructors for dynamic types
   
• Unify use of IMvxBundle instead of MvxBundle in Navigation calls
   
• Option to allow TableViewSource (and other collections) to always reset when INPC is fired
   
• Multiple changes to File plugins - allowing Stream use
   
• Fix to allow ErrorImage displayed in MvxImageView
   
• Updates to nuget TODO files
   
• Newtonsoft Json moved to a Nuget dependency!
   
• Improvements in MvxCommandCollection - commands can now share CanExecuteChanged properties
  
• Changes to non-Weak reference subscription for WindowsPhone MvxCommand implementation

More details later - gotta go run now :)

The awesome XPlatformCloudKit

I recently discovered a toolkit which is responsible for **lots** of MvvmCross apps.

https://github.com/winappkits/XPlatformCloudKit

I stumbled on this GitHub project via the Windows Developer Show podcast - http://windowsdevelopershow.com/2013/11/episode-138-xplat/

Listening to windows developer show talking about https://t.co/qanzw9SnaI - Azure Mobile Services and PCLs - http://t.co/7Dk8vtN1Du
— MvvmCross (@MvvmCross) January 29, 2014

The toolkit itself is really powerful - it's quick to get started but has a modular approach allowing lots of future changes and extensions - e.g. it lets you hook up local files or Azure Mobile Services for data and it provides complete Windows Phone, Windows Store and Android templates.


The github readme is a great resource to get started - it has links to heaps of intro docs and videos, it talks you through the extensible and modular code, and it's already been used to hook up lots of apps including lots of game guides, restaurant menus and more - take a look at some of them on http://pjdecarlo.com/2013/12/awesome-apps-for-windows-phone-and-windows-8-built-with-xpck.html.

The author of this package is Microsoft Evangelist - Paul DeCarlo - pjdecarlo - and he's also recently been touring and talking about how to use it. Take a look at his blog for lots of fab info - pjdecarlo.com


Paul, this is awesome stuff - love seeing people shipping, making tools and making money from apps that they've built for all users on all platforms - simply fabulous! Definitely badge of awesomeness winning too! Super work - thanks :)

An awesome open source demo app from Asier Marqués

One awesome little self-contained demo I've recently stumbled upon is this small Euro-Dollar conversion app from @asiermarques

He publicado aquí el código fuente de la mini app que hice en el #Bilbostack con #Xamarin y MVVMCross https://t.co/YOHGiy9Lsp
— Asier Marqués (@asiermarques) January 28, 2014

Looks really neat - a fab starting place for anyone interested in seeing how to build an app. Thanks @asiermarques - awesome :)

Awesome enterprise sample from Jeremy Ellis (Misterdos)

I'm not going to say much about this talk.

I'm jut going to order you to go to https://github.com/ellisnet/MNEnterpriseMobile

Go there now

https://github.com/ellisnet/MNEnterpriseMobile

Check out the slides too in the same repo


BTW have you been to the repo yet?

https://github.com/ellisnet/MNEnterpriseMobile

Awesome
Awesome
Awesome

@misterdos - top work - badge winningly wonderful.

@MNEMobile All code for my @MvvmCross presentation tonight (1/28) is on GitHub! Download now and following along... http://t.co/Fgrg4Vxp8A
— Jeremy Ellis (@misterdos) January 28, 2014

Thanks @Healthcaremn for letting us use your loft space this evening! #Xamarin pic.twitter.com/93tdXLNVLY
— MN Enterprise Mobile (@MNEMobile) January 29, 2014

Thanks
Learning about MvvmCross for Xamarin at the @MNEMobile user group. Excited!
— Vince Bullinger (@vbullinger) January 29, 2014

Some recent awesome MvvmCross apps :)

There are hundreds of you out there building MvvmCross apps. I hope you're all having an awesome time.


Some of the awesome MvvmCross apps that I know about and have recently seen published are:


Bosch

@MvvmCross You might be happy to learn that http://t.co/BY5Fcc6jPu was built using #MvvmCross.
— Kerry W. Lothrop (@kwlothrop) January 10, 2014

MyStudyLife

Native #mystudylife #android app with @xamarinhq and @MvvmCross in the store #csharprules
— Jamie Clarke (@jbclarke) November 19, 2013

Honeywell Now

Screenmedia is proud to announce the release of our first #Xamarin cross-platform app for @HoneywellNow. On #Android: http://t.co/zZDSULIB5S
— screenmedia (@screenmedia) January 30, 2014

So, ya know, @xamarinhq apps are on the BBC… http://t.co/MKYv13eQAR nice work @billywizz (and @slodge for MvvmCross)
— Nic Wise (@fastchicken) January 30, 2014

@fastchicken Cheers for MvvmCross tips, here is what we made ;) iOS: http://t.co/s7Qh42mHjP Android: http://t.co/4vDDHfCoXX
— Jon Carlos (@billywizz) January 30, 2014

Bruel & Kjaer - Noise Sentinel

Including work from massively badge-winning awesome @cheesebaron

Full info at:  http://noisesentinel.bksv.com


IBM Pre Sales

Tweets by @PreSalesAdvisor


Nokia MixRadio

Find out how we used @MvvmCross and @xamarinhq to bring @NokiaMixRadio to the new @Nokia X devices http://t.co/rWK4YiFxRt #wpdev #GoNokiaX
— MixRadio Developers (@DevMixRadio) February 24, 2014

More?

Do you know of others which should be included? Let me know and I'll post them :)