Xamarin.AndroidX.MediaRouter 1.4.0.1

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

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);

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 (formerly Xamarin.Android) bindings for Google Play Services 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.