App Service Helpers makes enables you to bring the power of the cloud to your mobile apps. In just four lines of code, App Service Helpers automatically handles backend data access, online/offline synchronization, and even sync conflicts automatically. \n \n For developers building mobile applications with Xamarin.Forms, download the App Service Helpers for Xamarin.Forms to use our preconfigured ViewModel - all you need to do is subclass our view model and data bind away! \n \n For more information and to report feedback, visit us on GitHub at https://github.com/mikecodesdotnet/app-service-helpers
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App Service Helpers makes enables you to bring the power of the cloud to your mobile apps. In just four lines of code, App Service Helpers automatically handles backend data access, online/offline synchronization, and even sync conflicts automatically. \n \n For developers building mobile applications with Xamarin.Forms, download the App Service Helpers for Xamarin.Forms to use our preconfigured ViewModel - all you need to do is subclass our view model and data bind away! \n \n For more information and to report feedback, visit us on GitHub at https://github.com/mikecodesdotnet/app-service-helpers
We found that appservice.helpers demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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