Another super video! Thank you Gerald! A doubt, would it be possible to make a video on how In a listview to bind in a class that has a property of type List?
Inside the DataTemplate you mean? Then the binding of the Label would be Name, assuming that the ItemsSource of the BindableLayout is a collection of Person.
Yes. The . Is a notation that is the same as “this”. Since in my example the object in the collection is a string, it will print out the string (or call the ToString on a object rather). If there is a complex object in your collection you think of that as the root and base your bindings in that. In your example . Would become Name. Be sure to also watch the data binding scope video. That should make it clear
Not sure if it’s easier, but it is absolutely possible! Especially now with all the remote working, there are more and more openings for remote positions and maybe relocation if you want to :)
Your Videos are of great value, thanks for that! But please, please, please: cut down the "there we go" fillers... They're all over the place, literally twice a second at times. We're no little kids who need constant comforting...
Our app uses lots of BindableLayouts with complex objects in DataTemplate, your video really helped me to understand it. Thanks!
That is so great to hear! Thank you for taking the time to let me know!
Stack layout is super powerful!!
It’s pretty amazing!
This may be something for my smart home app plans, thank you. Great video, like always 👌 - Greetings from Germany
Let me know if you have anything to share about that! Sounds cool!
Please make more videos about the combination of blazor and Maui , creating hybrid apps and using censors 😊
Didn’t you already ask that? 😉 it’s on the list
@@jfversluis The .net community appreciate your efforts ❤️❤️❤️
Controls (like Labels etc.) in BindableLayout not working with ViewModel, works with CodeBehind though. Has anyone else experienced the same?
Another super video! Thank you Gerald! A doubt, would it be possible to make a video on how
In a listview to bind in a class that has a property of type List?
Thanks so much! And thank you for being a member!
This video shows you how to work with a list property: ua-cam.com/video/NMc6PdBusfQ/v-deo.html
how to show more than one item per row? but still have a new row every nth item?
You'd probably want to look at a DataTemplateSelector for that ua-cam.com/video/UMPVXd57h_Q/v-deo.html
Hey Gerald, I have some buttons inside my bindable layout. Command doesn't execute in this scenario. Any ideas how to resolve this?
I am using a flexlayout with bindablelayout.itemtemplate that has some buttons. I binded a command to each button, but it does not trigger the command
Maybe it isn't looking at the right BindingContext? Have a look at this video: ua-cam.com/video/Or_qn8i8jVM/v-deo.html
Hi Gerald ,i wanna be mopaile devolpment can you tell me the good road map for this job
and thank you bro
Another great video. Thank you so much Gerald. 🙏
Yay thanks! Appreciate it!
How would the binding look like if I bind to a person object with a Name property?
Inside the DataTemplate you mean? Then the binding of the Label would be Name, assuming that the ItemsSource of the BindableLayout is a collection of Person.
@@jfversluis yes inside the template. So instead of the . You used would use Name?
Yes. The . Is a notation that is the same as “this”. Since in my example the object in the collection is a string, it will print out the string (or call the ToString on a object rather). If there is a complex object in your collection you think of that as the root and base your bindings in that. In your example . Would become Name.
Be sure to also watch the data binding scope video. That should make it clear
Gerald can i find job as a frontend web or backend is more easy to find a job in america?
And what about game development bro ? ❤️
Not sure if it’s easier, but it is absolutely possible! Especially now with all the remote working, there are more and more openings for remote positions and maybe relocation if you want to :)
gr8 vid like always please keep going
Thanks! Will do!
Your Videos are of great value, thanks for that! But please, please, please: cut down the "there we go" fillers... They're all over the place, literally twice a second at times. We're no little kids who need constant comforting...
Appreciate the feedback, not the tone :)