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This document template is for How-tos that take the reader step by step through completing a particular task that might be encountered while developing an Uno Platform app.
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How-tos should be sufficiently detailed that a reader following along will, at the end, have a working app that demonstrates the desired end result.
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Do link to the rest of the documentation, and to the WinUI documentation where appropriate.
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Do link to the final working code. Normally, you'll upload it to Uno.Samples.
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If your guide ends up being very long, consider splitting it into multiple pages.
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Do place your doc in the doc/articles/guides directory. If you have multiple pages, put them in their own subdirectory.
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Do include screenshots showing what the output looks like.
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Do preserve the correct formatting for parts of this template that are in DocFX-flavored Markdown - https://platform.uno/docs/articles/uno-development/docfx.html#docfx-flavored-markdown
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Add a short intro explaining who and what your guide is for.
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The complete source code that goes along with this guide is available in the unoplatform/Uno.Samples GitHub repository - YourSample
- Visual Studio 2022 (17.13+)/2026
- .NET desktop development workload installed
- .NET Multi-platform App UI development workload installed
- ASP.NET and web development workload installed
- Uno Platform Extension installed
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.NET SDK - The current version will be installed by uno.check
Use
dotnet --versionfrom the terminal to get the version installed.
- Rider Version 2024.2 or later
- Rider Xamarin Android Support Plugin (install from Rider Settings / Plugins)
- Uno Platform Rider Plugin (install from Rider Settings / Plugins)
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For a step-by-step guide to installing the prerequisites for your preferred IDE and environment, consult the Get Started guide.
See the completed sample on GitHub: YourSample
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