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by elmira_dam, 2018-12-14T12:16:34.364Z
While web app performance tuning can be a complicated beast, there are several common sense techniques developers can use to streamline the processes on the backend server. Let's take a look at some popular performance tips and tools of the trade.by jeremylindsay, 2018-12-19T11:30:13.128Z
I’m working on an Xamarin.Android app at the moment – for this app, I need to detect what Bluetooth devices are available to my Android phone (so the user can choose which one to pair with). For modern versions of Android, it’s not as simple as just using a BroadcastReceiver (although that is part of the solution). In this post I’ll write about the steps needed to successfully use the Bluetooth hardware on your Android phone with .NET.