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Development7 min read

Rendering a (mega) PDF in a Xamarin Android app

Even on mobile, sometimes you need to show people a PDF. In your Xamarin Android app, for most situations, having the user download the document to view it outside of the app using Android's native document viewer is probably fine. But what if the design specifies displaying the document in the app? And what if that document is 100+ pages long? We recently ran into this here at Infinity Interactive and needless to say, displaying a PDF in your Xamarin Android app is not as straightforward as one might expect.

Will Hutchinson
11/1/2019
Development5 min read

Lottie Animations in Xamarin

We do a lot of work with apps and Xamarin here at Infinity. We've seen that adding animations to our Xamarin.iOS or Xamarin.Android app makes for a more appealing user experience. But if those animations are overly detailed, programming them may take quite a bit of time.

Will Hutchinson
5/31/2017
Team4 min read

Meet Will Hutchinson

Profile of Will Hutchinson, a Senior Developer at Infinity Interactive based in San Diego, CA, describing his journey from manufacturing to web development.

Will Hutchinson & 1 more
1/13/2017
Development15 min read

iOS Animations in Xamarin - part 2

Learn about several animation techniques to use in your Xamarin/iOS projects

Will Hutchinson
7/6/2016
Development15 min read

iOS Animations in Xamarin

Learn about several animation techniques to use in your Xamarin/iOS projects

Will Hutchinson
4/1/2016
Development5 min read

To Infinity And loading.....

A clever CSS experiment turns the infinity symbol into a looping loader animation. What starts as a simple idea — move a ball around the shape — becomes a deep dive into transforms, rotation origins, browser quirks, and subtle timing tweaks to nail that smooth figure-eight motion. If you like seeing creative UI ideas pushed to the limit with pure CSS, this one is worth a look.

Jake Goldsborough & 1 more
8/4/2015
Development10 min read

Taking CSS Animations to the Danger Zone

Lately I've been wanting to experiment a little more with CSS animations. I already use them for small effects, but to really get to know something, I need a project. A while back I was watching one of my favorite cartoons, Archer, and as the title sequence was rolling I realized, "this would make an awesome CSS animation project"

Will Hutchinson
4/8/2015

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