Link for the Codeplex fork I mention in this article: https://xdt.codeplex.com/SourceControl/network/forks/LordZoltan/XDTEx Get this package from Nuget using the package ID Microsoft.Web.XdtEx . Microsoft recently open-sourced the XDT library that's at the heart of the web.config transformations. Partner this up with a new feature of Nuget 2.5 which supports the auto-importing of MSBuild .props and .targets files into a project file, and that means I could try something out with XML files in a Xamarin.Android project I'm working on at the moment. I'm building an Android app (obviously) and due to our company's needs, we want to build a vanilla app which can then be re-used for other brands within the same group. I had the idea that I could create the whole thing as a nuget package, now that Nuget supports the 'MonoAndroid' platform. Deploying code to projects with nuget is easy - and with the partial class model in C# it's simple to deploy a core pl
As my last two ( here and here ) posts have been documenting - I've had a really tough time trying to stop newvistalive.com from sending me email surveys, having mistakenly allowing myself to be registered with them following an ICM telephone survey. Most recently I'd received an email from a guy called Keith Bates of Creston Insight (a division of Creston to which ICM and newvista Research belong) assuring me that I will no longer receive email surveys. Well - today I got another survey from newvistalive.com. So off I go to Information Commissioner's Office to report this organisation.