Jérémie Laval

@jeremie_laval

Hacker for at Microsoft. Android, C#, IDEs and other niceties

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  1. a retweeté
    17 juil.

    Hi everyone -- I regret to inform you all that as of this week I've been laid off from Microsoft after five years with the Xamarin team. I'm now seeking remote opportunities as a PM or similar. Please reach out to paul.dipietro@outlook.com if you or anyone you know is hiring.

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    31 mai

    I think this is wrong. People don’t turn into monsters if you put them in a uniform. The Stanford Prison Experiment has been thoroughly debunked. See this recent paper, by the first researcher who went into the archives of the experiment: [thread /1]

    the stanford prison experiment proves the fact that all cops are bad. it literally shows how those who have authority over people with NO POWER, take advantage of their positions to the point where they believe they are superior
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  3. 12 mai

    Anybody yet trying to use C# source generators to infer implicit state dependencies for incremental computations?

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  4. 31 mars

    Quick UI/UX poll: would you find it helpful to have access to an inline preview while editing your custom views (which additionally reacts to your code changes)? Too obtrusive? Not precise enough? "OMG leave my source editor alone"?

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  5. a retweeté
    24 janv.

    Xamarin Android devs: With Android Apply Changes, in the latest Visual Studio preview, you can now make Android native UI resource changes without restarting the app. Please check it out & let us know what you love about it & what we can improve.

    🚨Visual Studio 2019 version 16.5 preview🚨 Improvements to help you build better mobile apps, faster. ✅Xamarin Hot Restart ✅Android Apply Changes ✅Improved Android start-up perf ✅XAML Document Outline Download it and give it a try today:
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  6. a retweeté
    23 janv.

    . 2019 version 16.5 Preview 2 brings several new features and improvements for Developers including Xamarin , Android apply changes, faster startup, online documentation, and more!

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  7. a retweeté
    26 août 2019

    — we love the amazing things our team builds! At this year's Hackathon, built a team with David Alessi and to write, illustrate, print, and bound “Mommy the Software Engineer,” a brand-new children's book.

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  8. a retweeté
    18 juil. 2019

    Hey all Android devs! I'm starting to explore android lint and diagnostics. I'd love input, lint.xml files, and any horror layout xml files stepsha at microsoft dot com.

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  9. a retweeté
    11 juil. 2019

    Super excited to finally be able to talk about what I've been working on! If you are working with Xamarin.Forms XAML, this is for you! #🔥🔄

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    🔥Announcing XAML Hot Reload for Xamarin.Forms 🔥 Make changes to your XAML and see them reflected live, without requiring another build and deploy. Available soon for Visual Studio 2019 and Visual Studio 2019 for Mac. Sign up for the preview:
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  10. a retweeté
    21 juin 2019

    Hey devs, have you tried out the new XAML & Android XML editing improvements in for Mac 8.2 Preview? Give them a try and let us know what you think - now is the time to help shape the future!

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  11. 16 juin 2019

    I recently enabled error reporting support in and added some UI for it to the web visualizer. This was one of the last piece that wasn't ported and we are now pretty much feature complete so check it out if you need a Roslyn-like XML parser.

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  12. 15 juin 2019

    New post where I take a trip down memory lane to see how we started writing the Android editor extensions that are now available in VSMac 8.2 (will cover the new XAML language service in a follow-up blog)

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  13. a retweeté
    12 juin 2019
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    Very beginnings of VS Mac specific editor extension docs are published. Please let us know what is confusing or lacking. We will be actively improving docs in this space over the coming weeks.

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  14. 13 juin 2019

    From an engineering perspective, those features were a great example of synergy and collaboration across a lot of different teams. Also stay tuned for a follow up blog post with more technical details 🔧

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  15. 13 juin 2019

    We will be polishing both experiences throughout the VSMac 8.2 preview cycle so let us know what doesn't work, what could be improved and any feature disparity between Mac and Windows.

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  16. 13 juin 2019

    Thanks to the new editor we not only released all the improvements made over the last few months for Android XML resources on Mac as well but also partnered with the XAML team who ported their existing Visual Studio language service to give the same experience on both IDEs!

    🎉 We released for Mac 8.1 featuring my team's native macOS editor built on the same core from VS Windows. In even more exciting news, the Xamarin designer team released their new XAML language support on top of it in the 8.2 preview today!
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  17. a retweeté
    26 avr. 2019

    Friends! Did you know our own developer hero and friend, is running for Seattle City Council? He is! And I think he'll make an amazing council person. He is incredibly smart, nice, and a good dood. Anyone here wanna help out by doing a vector sketch of this portrait?

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  18. 11 avr. 2019

    As a follow up, I wrote a thing about it and how we are going about unit-testing such shared, cross-platform editor extensions:

    Not only is the editing experience itself better, it's also a boon for extenders that can now use a single API across IDEs. We have been able to port 95% of our Android editor improvements done in VSWin over the last months with little to no changes.
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  19. 8 avr. 2019

    Wanna come help us decrease Xamarin developers inner loop time and work with our awesome ? Ask no more:

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    4 avr. 2019

    So stoked to be speaking here! Can't wait to share and learn from everyone ! 😁

    📣 Delighted to have joining us on July 11th as a speaker 🎉 🎉 Get you Early Bird tickets before they run out! 🏃‍♀️💨 🎟️
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