Xamarin.AndroidX.MediaRouter 1.1.0-rc1

The Xamarin.Forms MaterialFrame aims at delivering out of the box modern popular theming such as: * Light * Dark * Acrylic * AcrylicBlur The AcrylicBlur theme also provides three different blur styles inherited from the iOS UIVisualEffectView: * Light * ExtraLight * Dark On Android, the blur is implemented thanks to the RealtimeBlurView from Tu Yimin (mmin18). Mandatory initialization on iOS: Xamarin.Forms.Forms.Init(); Sharpnado.MaterialFrame.iOS.iOSMaterialFrameRenderer.Init(); Mandatory initialization on macOS: Xamarin.Forms.Forms.Init(); Sharpnado.MaterialFrame.macOS.macOSMaterialFrameRenderer.Init(); Mandatory initialization on UWP: var rendererAssemblies = new[] { typeof(UWPMaterialFrameRenderer).GetTypeInfo().Assembly }; Xamarin.Forms.Forms.Init(e, rendererAssemblies);

Segmented control for Xamarin Forms for iOS, Android, UWP. Mac OS also supported albeit currently with fewer features.

Collection of Xamarin.Forms components. IMPORTANT: On platform projects, call SharpnadoInitializer.Initialize() after Xamarin.Forms.Forms.Init() and before LoadApplication(new App()). Pure Xamarin.Forms tabs: * Fixed tabs (android tabs style) * Scrollable tabs * Segmented tabs * Custom shadows (neumorphism ready) * Circle button in tab bar * Bottom bar tabs (ios tabs style) * Custom tabs (be creative just implement TabItem) * Independent ViewSwitcher Sharpnado.Shadows: * Add as many custom shadows as you like to any view (Android, iOS, UWP) * You can specify each shadow Color, Opacity, BlurRadius, and Offset * Simply implement Neumorphism * You can add one shadow, 3 shadows, 99 shadows, to any Xamarin.Forms element * Animate any of these property and make the shadows dance around your elements MaterialFrame: * AcrylicBlur mode * 3 Blur styles: Light, ExtraLight, Dark (UIVisualEffectView styles) * Acrylic mode * Dark mode * Light mode * Change modes dynamically * Performance (CALayer on ios, LayerDrawable on android) * Android: RealtimeBlurView from Tu Yimin (mmin18) The TaskLoaderView 2.0 handles all your task loading states: * Handles error with custom messages and icons * Handles empty states * Show snackbar errors for refresh scenarios (if data is already shown) * Handles retry with button * Support Xamarin.Forms.Skeleton * Can override any state views with your own custom ones HorizontalListView for Xamarin.Forms (close to a CollectionView): * Carousel layout * Column count * Snapping on first or middle element * Padding and item spacing * Handles NotifyCollectionChangedAction Add Remove and Reset actions * View recycling * RecyclerView on Android * UICollectionView on iOS Grid ListView (HorizontalListView with ListLayout set to Grid): * Column count * Drag And Drop * RefreshView support * Padding and item spacing * Handles NotifyCollectionChangedAction Add Remove and Reset actions * View recycling

.NET for Android bindings for the Android Java library 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-cast'.

* Horizontal, Grid, Carousel or Vertical layout * Reveal custom animations * Drag and Drop feature * Column count * Infinite loading with Paginator component * Snapping on first or middle element * Padding and item spacing * Handles NotifyCollectionChangedAction Add, Remove and Reset actions * View recycling * RecyclerView on Android * UICollectionView on iOS Initialization: * On core project call Sharpnado.HorizontalListView.Initializer.Initialize(true, false) in App.xaml.cs after InitializeComponent(). * On platform projects (ios/android), call SharpnadoInitializer.Initialize() before Xamarin.Forms.Forms.Init() and LoadApplication(new App()). Warning: the MaterialFrame is no longer included in the package, you have to install it manually: Sharpnado.MaterialFrame.