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A useful technique for Exchange Server administrators is to be able to send email messages via SMTP from PowerShell. Depending on the version of PowerShell installed on your computer or server, there are multiple ways to send emails via powershell. There is a native cmdlet option that is simple and ...
If you do not want your code to break when no implementation is found, check the DependencyService first if it has a implementation available. You can do this by a simple check if it is not null. var speaker = DependencyService.Get<ITextToSpeech>(); if (speaker != null) { speaker....
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When using DependencyService you typically need 3 parts: Interface - This defines the functions you wish to abstract. Platform implementation - A class within each platform specific project that implements the previously defined interface. Registration - Each platform specific implementation ...
@extend .<className> @extend .<className>, .<className> @extend .<className> !optional @extend .<className>, .<className> !optional ParameterDetailsclassNameThe class that you want to extend. Sass' @extend rule allows you to share CSS properties acros...
Dependency Properties are a type of property that extend out a CLR property. Whereas a CLR property is read directly from a member of your class, a Dependency Property will be dynamically resolved when calling the GetValue() method that your object gains via inheritance from the base DependencyObje...
class MyClassUsingAnother @Inject() (myOtherClassInjected: MyOtherClass) { (...) } @Singleton class MyClassThatShouldBeASingleton (...)
Well-designed classes encapsulate their functionality, hiding their implementation while providing a clean, documented interface. This allows redesign or change so long as the interface is unchanged. In a more complex scenario, multiple classes that rely on each others' implementation details may ...
<element v-if="condition"></element> //v-if <element v-if="condition"></element><element v-else="condition"></element> //v-if | v-else <template v-if="condition">...</template> //templated v-if <element ...

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