Xavier Geerinck

Creating a Cross Platform Mobile App with Maui .NET on Mac M1

I always wanted to get more into .NET programming as together with Typescript it is one of my favourite languages as it is flexible and more importantly allows for cross-platform development. Finally, it is adopting a more simplified syntax as well which is coming in .NET 7.

Predicting Instagram Pictures Likes and Comments with .NET Core and ML.NET

For a new fun Project, I wanted to create an Artificial Intelligence model that will allow me to predict the comments and likes of new pictures that a user can post on Instagram based on their own historical data.

How To Bind C++ Code with Dotnet Core

While you are working with compiled code, you often find yourself in the situation that every bit of performance count (just think about GPU intensive operations or even game engines). For this reason, we often turn back to coding C++ coding to be as low-level as possible (seeing that writing pure ASM is just too hard).

How-To write a C# SDK in .NET Core

For interacting with OpenAI through C#, I decided to write one myself. But how do we get started writing a SDK?

Getting started with Xamarin Forms v3.0

Xamarin Forms has been updated to Version 3 on the 7th of May. If you are not aware of Xamarin.Forms, it is a cross-platform mobile development technology allowing you to write code once and run it on both Android and iOS.

Getting started with DotNet Core

I wanted to get started with Machine Learning, but rather than using Tensorflow, I wanted to take a different approach and use [ML.NET](https://github.com/dotnet/machinelearning). Now you might ask yourself: "Why use .NET if you have something such as Tensorflow in Python?". Well, my preference goes towards languages containing brackets (C#, JS, ...) rather than having pure identations (Python), making me want to try .NET Core for this.