SwipeListView in Xamarin Form - c#

I am working on android application using xamarin forms. We have a list that is displaying items. Client want to delete the item on swipe, "left to right" vice versa . I have a link that is working for xamarin android that i am share with you Click here . I need same thing for Xamarin form. If anybody have any idea please share with me. Thank you.

Currently the Xamarin Forms support only a specific set of gestures.
Those are Pan, Tap and Pich. It does not support Swipe.
You can go and create these events in your native projects and expose via a Renderer.
Or you can use the MR.Gestures which has all the events you need.
The XLabs project has gestures, which you can use. More discussion about it can be found in this forum thread.
This a good tutorial - Gesture Recognizers with Xamarin.Forms you can look into if you are trying to build your own gesture recognizes.
There is 2 good solutions provided to this SO Question - Xamarin Forms Swipe Left/Swipe Right Gestures.

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How can I render .obj model in Xamarin.Forms?

I have a .obj file that has a 3D body in it and I want to render it in a Xamarin.Forms app that already exists(made with MvvmCross), so I just want to create a new ContentPage that has the rendered body. The user should be able to view the body from different perspectives and maybe click on it to highlight some parts, but that's it.
I found out about UrhoSharp and I also know that I can use Metal and Vulkan bindings for Xamarin, but as I'm a beginner in 3D apps I don't know which one would be best for my scenario, that's why I would like someone to point me in the right direction for this scenario. For UrhoSharp I found this loader which only works on Windows 10, the Android app doesn't load anything and the iOS app renders the body but I can't move the camera around it.
Xamarin forms is good for making apps that are like "Forms" in which you fill out some information and submit.
The best way to do more 3D work is using Xamarin Native, Unity or if you want it to be a small part of your Xamarin Forms app, you can simply create a Custom 3D Renderer in Xamarin Forms.
The beauty of Xamarin is that you can access all the native APIs, so you would just follow tutorials on using the native APIs to access those OBJ files. For iOS, you would just be looking for a tutorial on how to use ARKit and then make small tweaks to add the obj file like this.
Do the same thing for android!

Xamarin create masterdetailpage with multiple detail view using axml(android)

I'm new to Xamarin framework and developing an application for both iOS and Droid shared application.
I just wanted to make a left slider menu like android normal app using Masterdetailpage layout with axml. I couldn't find the proper example or stub for it to develop an structural programming in Android.
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Is there a xamarin component that will handle PIN entry?

I see there is an iOS and iPad, PIN Code Control xamarin component, that will give your a programmatic numeric keypad for PIN Entry. Short of coding the entire thing using C# in Xamarin I would prefer to find a component.
I need a PIN code control, xamarin component that is cross platform, which is the purpose of xamarin forms. We will be using this on Android and iOS devices.
Has anyone see such a component on Xamarin's Component Store and I am using the wrong search terms, PIN, Keypad, Numeric?
For future googlers: you might be interested in a small Xamarin.Forms library XamarinFormsPinView. I'm the author.
It's not very configurable, but should fill most common requirements.
Sorry, I have not seen a component that does what you need.
This Xamarin.Forms calculator sample might be a useful starting point for writing a custom one (since it already implements a numeric keyboard entry with display and backspace).
Obviously there's a lot of styling work required to get it looking like any of the native PIN entry screens - but it should save you writing from scratch.
If you need attractive xamarin forms pin passcode form with high control, check out this repo. It is not a library and it does not use MVVM models. It is just .XAML page with code behind it.
https://github.com/Akezh/XamarinFormsPinPassword

How implement a (swipeable) card in windows phone?

I want to implement a swipeable card (left and right swipe) in a Windows Phone app. Is there any built in control for making a card and moving it?
If there is no built in control for it then what is the best approach to build a card like below and animate the movement of it?
Note: I am not asking help about detecting and processing of the swipe gesture.
figure showing the card
How about trying Carousel control though its available for Windows 10 for windows phone 8.1 you can refrence these two tutorials
Tutorial 1
Tutorial 2
Carousel control is one good example of what you want to achieve.
Also , I think you can do such a thing by changing some Pivot & PivotItem styles.It could be more customized than Carousel control but you need to take more effort on that.

Xamarin - Is there a Load Function

I have a question about Xamarin Studio. I am building a application that connects with a server to get data from the server. I've made a function for the connection.
Also i've made a second view that opens when the user presses a button. When the view loads i would like to call my connect function to get all the data.
So i would like to know if there is a Load event in Xamarin studio.
This is the function i am looking for:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.form.load(v=vs.110).aspx
Thanks in advance
There are several. One of them is ViewDidLoad, which runs after a View has loaded. Xamarin is not a direct port of Windows Forms, which means MSDN will be of little help - you need to learn how iOS works.
However, there is Xamarin Forms, which is a cross-platform UI toolkit that may be the right choice for you. It abstracts away the need for knowing iOS or Android UI details. You may think of it as "Windows Forms for iOS/Android/Phone". Even if you're only ever targetting iOS, Xamarin Forms can help you build an UI.
In this specific case, the "Hello, iOS" Xamarin quickstart tutorial has a good example of responding to events such as a view loading.

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