Xamarin Forms Shell - Implementing Shell in Xamarin Forms 4.0

In this video, you will learn how to implement Shell in Xamarin Forms 4.0 by making use of FlyoutItem, TabBar, and MenuItem to create your MasterDetail page. We follow an example of how you will go about this implementation in a real-life scenario.

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Xamarin.Forms Shell Quick Tip - Modal Navigation

In the Shell quick tip series we explored navigation features of Shell including passing data and going back easily. Today, I want to talk about a common feature of navigation where a new page pops up over the current page. This is different than traditional navigation where a page is pushed onto the stack. A modal page requires the user to perform an action to close the page such as tapping a close button or completing registration. With Xamarin.Forms Shell we can easily navigate using modal pages with a specific property

Presentation mode

Xamarin.Forms Shell handles all navigation styles through a property called PresentationMode. You can use it to perform modal navigation with or without animations. Additionally, you can use it with non-modal navigation to control how pages are pushed onto the stack. The mode I prefer to use is ModalAnimated to get that nice slide up from the bottom effect.

Shell.PresentationMode="ModalAnimated"

This property goes directly into the Content page top element of your page:

<ContentPage xmlns="http://xamarin.com/schemas/2014/forms"
             xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2009/xaml"
             x:Class="App11.Views.ModalPage"
             Shell.PresentationMode="ModalAnimated">

You are also able to set it directly in the code behind if you are using C## markup for your user interface.

Shell.SetPresentationMode(this, PresentationMode.ModalAnimated);

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In this month’s episode, James and Matt recap the 100% remote Microsoft Build that happened at the end of May 2020. They also talk about some new Azure + Xamarin docs and how to reuse Xamarin.Forms in iOS extensions.

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What is it? Tune in to find out.

Xamarin.Forms has more goodness than multi-bindings though. James and Matt talk about how Griddefinitions get slimmed way down. Light and dark mode becomes easy to manage. Additionally, James’ ImageCircle plugin is no longer needed.

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In case you missed it last month, James started a new series on the Xamarin blog showing off some quick tips to use with Xamarin.Forms Shell. He is back this month with how to do back navigation.

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