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[Instructor] If you're a C Sharp developer, you're probably already very familiar with Visual Studio, and Visual Studio for Mac should feel very comfortable to you as your development environment. There are a few things that I've found in using it, however, that are a little bit different and might throw you off. For example, what if we want to manage NuGet packages?

We do have a packages node here, and we can either update all the packages or restore all the packages, add a project level, or we could add a package. So we might go out for example and say we want to add a web API client. We got the similar sort of dialogue tailored for the Mac, shows us things like dependencies and results. And we can add our package in that way. One thing you won't find is a solution level package manager that you have in Visual Studio on Windows, so you can't manage packages across the solutions. If you wanted to do that, you'd need to go to each of the different projects to their packages node and add that particular package.

Now you can, we'll accept that, it's still updating, you can at the solution level update all the NuGet packages or restore all the NuGet packages. Those are things you can do at the solution level. One other thing I found, if we go back to that package we just installed, expand the window a bit here, you'll notice some of these have updates available. The Newtonsoft.Json has a new version available and I can right-click and update that, in which case it'll also show me the current version.

But there isn't a manage dialogue where I can see the versions of all these different packages, so for each one I would have to right-click and see that particular version, or look at the package's file. The other tricky thing I've found here is that you may want to back up to a previous version, and there's no dialogue or context menu that makes that simple, but if you go to add a package, we look at that Web API again and I select it, I can choose an earlier version. Mac fl studio 11 tutorial for beginners pdf. So, for compatibility, if I needed version 5.2.2, I can add that and it will downgrade that client or that package back to that previous version.

You'll notice in this case, I tried to go back and it's actually telling me I'm trying to use a version that's too old that's not compatible. Probably very familiar to you if you've used Package Manager in Visual Studio. The other thing that's slightly different is the source control integration. You can see that we've got these little plus symbols that you're familiar with indicating that we've got some changes in our Version Control system. We go to Review Solution and Commit, you can see all of our changes here. We can add our commit message that we put in and we can commit those changes here.

So I'll enter my name and email there. And now I've got those committed locally and I have the ability with the Version Control if I've got a remote solution, you can see I can push changes, I can pull changes, I can work with the branches here, and you'll also notice that at the solution level, I've got the particular branch mentioned in parentheses so I can quickly see what branch I'm working on. Learn how to create your first app using Xamarin, a cross-platform development solution that helps simplifies the development process by letting developers use C# to create iOS, Android, and Universal Windows apps. Matt Milner starts the course by walking through the setup process. Then, he demonstrates how to develop remotely and leverage libraries.