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Create simple project with Avalonia #3263
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@nirinchev It needs at least a |
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Looks good - I added a couple of very minor suggestions in #3266 that are up to you whether you want to incorporate or not.
@nirinchev I've merged your changes (thanks!), added the readme file for the example, as well as updated the example part of the main readme file too. |
* main: [v11] 10. Annotate projects for nullability (#3243) Merge v11 into main (#3268) Prepare for vNext (#3271) Prepare for 10.21.0 (#3270) Upgrade to Core 13.6.0 (#3269) Corrected error on README.md [skip-ci] Create simple project with Avalonia (#3263) Add support for compensating writes (#3259) # Conflicts: # Realm/Realm.Weaver/ImportedReferences.cs # Realm/Realm.Weaver/RealmWeaver.cs
This PR adds an example project that uses Realm and Avalonia.
Differently from the example that we already have this application is mainly targeting desktop platforms, that is why the main view is a split view, with the todo lists collection on the left, and the current opened todo list on the right. For now I've tried it only on MacOS, and it looks good on it.
TODO