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Develop Android apps with Avalonia UI and run them on WSA

Develop Android apps with Avalonia UI and run them on WSA

Windows 11 has introduced the Windows Subsystem for Android [https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/android/wsa/], later abbreviated as WSA. Similar to the Windows Subsystem for Linux, that includes a Linux operative system inside Windows 11, WSA includes an Android system in Windows 11, allowing for example to download

Xamarin.UITests for Android not running locally

Xamarin.UITests for Android not running locally

In the recent past, I had the issue that I could not run Xamarin.UITests for Android locally on my computer. This issue drove me crazy for long time, even because in App Center everything was running fine, so I knew my code was good and it had to be

An update on Android emulators: Hyper-V and HAXM

An update on Android emulators: Hyper-V and HAXM

Hyper-V Already around one year ago, I have already written about Hyper-V support for Android emulators [https://curia.me/hyper-v-support-for-google-android-emulators/]. During this year, a few things have been simplified, mainly thanks to the fact that everything comes automatically with the latest versions of Visual Studio and the Android emulators (so,

Hyper-V support for Google Android emulators

Hyper-V support for Google Android emulators

At Build 2018, Microsoft has announced the Hyper-V support for the Google Android emulators [https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/visualstudio/2018/05/08/hyper-v-android-emulator-support/] . Before discussing about this, let's have an introduction about how we have arrived here. Traditionally, the Google Android emulators were running in Java Virtual