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> Xamarin.Essentials provides developers with cross-platform APIs for > their mobile applications. If you never heard about Xamarin.Essentials you should get familiar with it as soon as possible! It is a great collection of APIs that is very easy to use and integrate to your projects. You can find more information in the official docu*entation In order to keep the things as simple as possible and easy as possible to pick up for new contributors, all the APIs are written in a static way. The first reaction of developers would be to immediately raise their eyebrows and ask:  “Why so? How are we going to unit test that?”. The answer in most cases is easier than you may think at first. Continue reading “Mocking Xamarin.Essentials” → property has been introduced and we can simply use it to achieve our goal.     xmlns:android=clr-namespace:Xamarin.Forms.PlatformConfiguration.AndroidSpecific;as*embly=Xamarin.Forms.Core     android:TabbedPage.BarSelectedItemColor=Red> Unfortunately on iOS we have to implement the solution ourselves. Luckily there is a TintColor “Dynamically changing the selected tab tint color in Xamarin.Forms” → Code snippet is a shortcut that can be used to generate a code from a specific template. Example of a built-in code snippet: Type cw and double press the Tab key will result in Console.Writeline(); Thats a pretty simple example, however we pressed only 4 keys instead of 19 (ignoring the autocompletion of IntelliSense). In more advanced cases it might be a code snippet to generate a BindableProperty or a simple property in a ViewModel that should notify the binding engine about updates. Sounds like we can increase our performance by letting the code snippets generate boring repetitive code for us. that can be used as a great example. Let’s take a look on the cw code snippet. First let’s open the editor by clicking on Visual Studio > Preferences > Text Editor > Code Snippets. Now select the cw code snippet under C# group: