Xojo 2025r2 has just been released—time for an update to the Android Design Extensions 4.0, which are compatible with all Xojo 2025r2+ versions. With the…
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Until now, the only way to work with named iOSLayoutConstraint instances was by assigning a name in the Inspector Panel. This allowed you to reference them later in code, for example, to deactivate, reactivate, or remove them from a MobileScreen or MobileUIControl. Very handy!
But what about iOSLayoutConstraint instances created in code? Starting with Xojo 2025r2, that’s been improved! Keep reading to learn how.
A new control added to Android for Xojo 2025r2 is MobileMapViewer. This control uses the Google Maps SDK to display mapping data in your apps.…
Comments closedMobile devices typically have a way for the user to identify themself. This can be using a fingerprint sensor, face detection or even with an…
Comments closedStarting with Xojo 2025r2, you can share more than ever before using the MobileSharingPanel. Keep reading to discover the exciting improvements waiting for you!
Comments closedOne of the most common things I love to use my phone for is sharing pictures of my pets with others. We have two cats…
Comments closedStarting with Xojo 2025r1, a new Property List Editor is available for both Desktop (macOS) and iOS projects under Build Settings > macOS and Build Settings > iOS. This editor simplifies the process of adding custom entries that your app may require, beyond those automatically included by Xojo.
Comments closedXojo 2025 Release 1 adds support for ColorGroups and improves dark mode support for Android. ColorGroups Now available for Android, ColorGroups are a way to…
Comments closedXojo for Android has robust Declare and Library support that allows you to call into many native Android libraries and frameworks. With the newly added…
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Spotlight On posts focus on Xojo community members. We’ll use this space to tell the stories of people using Xojo, share amazing Xojo-made apps and…
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