I recently shifted from windows to mac.I wanted to create a project similar to windows forms app in my mac.So i used cocoa for it.But when i try to build the project it shows the below error.
Error MM0074: Xamarin.Mac 9.0.0 does not support a deployment target of 13.1 for macOS (the maximum is 13.0).
Can anyone help me out with this?
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I am writing my first Xamarin application. I want to test run it on my phone Samsung Galaxy 3 (Android 4.4.2 Kit Kat) but it doesn't appear among the VS project build options. I have set the target platform to Android 7.1 and the minimal Android version to 4.0. Has anybody have any similar experiences? How did you fix it?
Xamarin has great documentation, tutorials, and code samples.
Here's a detailed guide to setting up your device for development:
https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/getting_started/installation/set_up_device_for_development/
A gotcha that might cause this issue is bad project configuration. Open the configuration manager in VS and look at your current settings for your Xamarin Forms and Android projects (I think it's ARM for the S3--not x86).
Whenever I try to add the Microsoft.LiveSDK to a UWP the assembly is not recognized and right clicking in the Solution Explorer shows no properties.
When adding a a "using Microsoft." has no Live assembly.
I am trying to use the LiveAuthClient.
My app targets NET 4.0
Everything works fine when developing using Visual Studio 2015.
Live SDK seems to be deprecated now. It has been replaced by the Microsoft Graph and Microsoft Grpah SDKs.
LiveSDK-for-Windows is still available for Windows 8.1/ Windows Phone 8.1, but may not for UWP app. It hasn’t yet been updated for UWP.
So if you are developing a UWP app, please use Microsoft Graph instead.
I have some trouble getting started with the Universal Windows Platform.
Herefor I've installed the Visual Studio 2015 Community version, and I can succesfully create an App and run it on my Raspberry Pi with Windows 10 IoT Core.
But my problem is that I cannot get the designer visible in the XAML files. Now have I found an answer to this in the following post:
Universal Windows App Visual Studio 2015 Community no designer, no controls in toolbox, no properties
Here I read that I have to set my target version to Windows 10240. This could be correct, because my current Windows 10 version is 10240, but for some reason I cannot set it to 10240. I can set the minimum version to 10240, but on the target version is only 10586 visible. Does anyone know what the reason of this is?
Please find the below screenshot for more information.
I've also tried to get my Windows 10 to update to 10586 (November Update), but this update fails, I guess maybe because my Users directory is on the D: Drive.
Click here for my Windows Version Screen
For this and all related problems, your best bet is to go to the dev center and check there.
In this case, it looks like you are missing the SDK that targets the build 10240 of Windows 10, which can be found on this link.
I did a C# project on my Mac using Xamarin Studio. I need the binary to run on Windows. Right now it's using a gcc compiler. How do I get a Windows binary out of this? (Pretty sure I need to use mingw)
Xamarin Studio builds the exe/dll for you automatically.
In your projects directory E.G. /Users/ashleymedway/Projects/TEST/TEST.
Browse to Build/Debug or Build/Release depending on your configuration profile.
You will see the complied app/library. E.G Test.exe
The executable found here for a test console app ran fine in Windows 8 for me.
Because Windows Phone apps can only be developed on Windows, it is
impossible to develop for all three platforms on the same operating
system
http://docs.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/application_fundamentals/building_cross_platform_applications/part_1_-_understanding_the_xamarin_mobile_platform/
Why is trying to use the Windows Phone SDK (Any version) so problematic? I have tried to install WP8 on my Windows 8 machine with Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate and despite a month of troubleshooting and searching, not a single thing has fixed the issue. First of all, the WP8 installer tells me that my OS is not Windows 8 - then it tells me that my version of the .NET Framework is not supported (I have every version from 3.0 up to 4.5). As a last resort, I tried running the installer in compatibility mode but that option is not even available for the installer.
And then I looked in my Start menu and found a folder named Visual Studio 2010 Express. I expanded this folder and to my surprise, it had Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone.Ink (WP7.0 and WP7.1) in there - so I opened it. Everything seemed to be going just fine. I created a new project "PhoneApp1" and without writing any code or making any changes, I hit the debug button - and this is what I get:
It says "Run the program without getting help". So I clicked it. And then this happens:
Click OK...
Click NO...
Connection failed because of invalid command line arguments.
Now we get the error message. Not very helpful, but I went searching online and I dug as deep as I could in Google results and I think I've tried atleast 20 different sites and even more "solutions" but not a single one of the solutions even worked.
Hass anybody had this exact same issue? How did you fix it?
Please don't tell me to install WP8 SDK unless you also have a solution that works for that.
try to install win8 ultimate，because i think wp8 is just compatible with win 8 RTM.
about wp7,i have no idea, but win 8 is compatible with those wp7 and wp8
The Best solution is to install Windows 8 Pro or higher and install either WP SDK 8 or 7.1. You can have both VS versions side by side.
And if that is not possible right now, for time being your problem may be solved by installing Windows Phone SDK 7.1.1 Update. Which makes the WP 7.1 SDK compatible with Windows 8 And also adds the Emulator supprot for 256MB RAM devices. Your screen shot indicates that you did not have this 7.1.1 update.