please I got this error in the Compass.Start(SensorSpeed.UI) : Xamarin.Essentials.FeatureNotSupportedException: Specified method is not supported. but only on iOS device , otherwise it is working on the android device . anyone here got the same error and could resolve it ?
Sorry, I do not know, that's why I asked, I'm new to the programming world and I see that Flutter is just for android and Xamarin is cross-platform, so I wanted to know if there's more advantages in developing app for Android on flutter, since it is designed to it than develops in xamarin which is multiplatform, or if doesn't make much difference so!? And sorry if my English is not well
Flutter is cross platform native as well. Plus its much better documented imo; I just spent the pst 3 days trying to start a xamarin app (school requirement) and found the issue was because the path destination was too long(???) so I set it to save in repos and now it works. If you dont have to use xamarin I recommend dont
please I got this error in the Compass.Start(SensorSpeed.UI) : Xamarin.Essentials.FeatureNotSupportedException: Specified method is not supported. but only on iOS device , otherwise it is working on the android device .
anyone here got the same error and could resolve it ?
on my device samsung j 7 prime gives error Xamarin.Essentials.FeatureNotSupportedException: Specified method is not supported.
Thanks!
is there a github link?? o file downloads ??? please?? :) it worked up t the part to deploy the app
Github link @ 24:05
Xamarin or flutter!?
isn't flutter part of xamarin?
Sorry, I do not know, that's why I asked, I'm new to the programming world and I see that Flutter is just for android and Xamarin is cross-platform, so I wanted to know if there's more advantages in developing app for Android on flutter, since it is designed to it than develops in xamarin which is multiplatform, or if doesn't make much difference so!? And sorry if my English is not well
@@QuimZangui i'll have to look into it. i know that flutter can make some really beautiful designs.
@@drinkingpoolwater 👍I'll investigate a little bit more.
Flutter is cross platform native as well. Plus its much better documented imo; I just spent the pst 3 days trying to start a xamarin app (school requirement) and found the issue was because the path destination was too long(???) so I set it to save in repos and now it works. If you dont have to use xamarin I recommend dont
Xamarin is good but Visual Studio 2019 is a crap!