Karl Fogel’s Producing Open Source Software has a chapter on this. It includes posting on relevant mailing lists, having a good project page, and a communication infrastructure (e.g., mailing list). 4 solved Promoting my GitHub repo [closed]
You could use StorageFile.GetThumbnailAsync method to do this. If you want to get more info, please refer to the Scenario2 of official sample. XAML code: <Grid> <StackPanel> <Button Content=”Load Album art” Click=”Button_Click”/> <Image x:Name=”ImageControl”/> </StackPanel> </Grid> Code behind: private async…
Possible Solution 1 You can have two data templates which share some UI, and one has some more elements than the other. The issue you will have is how to update to a different template on click on the fly.…
You can wipe out the buffer if you like after use, even with C#. Here is a handy helper: public static class BufferExtensions { public async static Task ClearContentsAsync(this IBuffer buff) { var writer = new DataWriter(buff.AsStream().AsOutputStream()); for (var i…
You can upload a file with the HttpClient (which replaces the WebClient in UWP) Code: private async Task<string> UploadImage(byte[] file, Uri url) { using (var client = new HttpClient()) { MultipartFormDataContent form = new MultipartFormDataContent(); var content = new StreamContent(new…
when swiping from bottom of screen, taskbar should be visible – UWP For your requirement, you need detect the taskbar‘s ManipulationDelta event, and if Cumulative.Translation.Y more than your threshold then invoke double animation to move taskbar down or up. For…
Put aside background transfer APIs, I think the first question actually you should know is “how to get the file extension from a download Uri”. For this,we need to consider several scenarios about the “Uri”. The download Uri does have…
Since calling Bindings.Update() fixed your issue, your binding expressions should be correct, but somehow the property change notification fails. I am not going to guess what really went wrong here but to explain when you should be using Bindings.Update(), and…