Hi, I’m András a
I am a seasoned software engineer from Budapest, Hungary with a strong focus on mobile app development using .NET MAUI and Xamarin.Forms. My expertise also extends to website building for my happy customers and other complex system designing. I am passionate about developing well-organized, maintainable software solutions.
I hope we can get to know each other, to make your uniqueness digital, and bring “your ideas on devices”
I write blog to share the knowledge I’ve gained.
You can explore my professional articles in software development
My flawless cross-platform data sync experiences
This content has 2 years. Some of the information in this post may be out of date or no longer work. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.In this article, I would like to share my own experience of how I use different service providers to make sure that my files, music, passwords, emails are available on all my devices. Be it macOS, Windows, Android or iOS. The services detailed below reflect my personal preferences. It is possible that there are better providers that are cheaper or that offer more functionality. If you know of such, help readers by writing in to tell us what works for you. I personally do not like Google’s services. I will not recommend Google Drive, Authenticator and other services in this article, but I am sure that their solutions can solve the architecture I consider to be proven. What I’d like to show you is how I manage in my daily life to make sure that all my data is in sync and accessible on all my devices, almost without exception. File Storage and e-mail account. Notes, Calendar, Contacts. I personally chose Microsoft’s OneDrive technology as my storage and email provider. They give you 5GB of cloud storage space in their free plan, and an extra 15 GB for emails. For a very long time I subscribed to Microsoft OneDrive +100GB for $2 per month, which is fair, but then recently I decided to subscribe to Microsoft Office 365. Partly so…
Update: Moved banditoth.hu to banditoth.net
This content has 3 years. Some of the information in this post may be out of date or no longer work. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.Some weeks ago i decided to purchase my .hu domain’s .net version. How funny is that i do love .NET stuff to develop, and the domain associated to my blog is .net? 😀 From today, you will access my blog through https://www.banditoth.net/ instead of the .hu version. No worries, you will have time to rearrange your bookmarks, because banditoth.hu is available for almost two year from now, and it redirects users to the .net version of the site.
Sourcetree + Azure DevOps error
This content has 3 years. Some of the information in this post may be out of date or no longer work. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.If you are facing the issue with Sourcetree, that you can not push to your Azure DevOps repository, because it fails with the following error: Copy the URL returned by the error, and browse it with a web browser. If needed, provide your login credentials in the browser, then try again.
D365 BC OData: Filtering for boolean fields in the correct way
This content has 3 years. Some of the information in this post may be out of date or no longer work. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.Somehow, Microsoft’s documentation for using OData service in Business Central does not give enough information for the proper usage of the OData’s filter for boolean fields. That’s when Postman becomes your best friend, and you are starting arguing about how to compare equality to a boolean field using filters. Oh, have you looked up stackoverflow already? Some say, that you will need to make a new column in the page, and put the boolean value as a string, to be able to use it in filter with string compare!! 😀 Others say, you will need to send the equality compare statement with binary marks, 1 for true and 0 for false. None of the solutions mentioned will work. I mean the string compare method should work, but I recommend to use it for no one. My test results The solution The boolean operators in OData filters are CASE SENSITIVE, and marked with true and false. You won’t need to put in single quotation marks, or use binary marks like 1 or 0. The solution is simple:
Visual Studio: Azure DevOps Git – The pull operation failed
This content has 4 years. Some of the information in this post may be out of date or no longer work. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.When trying to sync or pull our repository from remote, it fails with the following error: In the output window, the error is the following: Go to Visual Studio’s Tools, and then Options, search for ‘Git’ in the searchbar. Select the Git Global Settings option, and find the ‘Credential helper’ setting, and set it from ‘Unset’ to: This should solve your problem.
Change installer name of Visual Studio Setup and Deployment Project
This content has 4 years. Some of the information in this post may be out of date or no longer work. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.Select the installer project and press F4. The properties window will be visible You can change the Title property, to modify the installer’s program name.
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