At first, I didn't think this was a problem because there's no checkmark next to 'Toggle Slow Animations. Indeed, somehow 'Toggle Slow Animations' must have been on, because three shifts fixed it.

IDE: Visual studio Enterprise 2019 v16.6. I had a problem with slow animations in the iOS Simulator, especially on rotation, and I found this post via Google.

That i can use Xamarin forms for professional development when supporting iOS Actual Behavior

Just create any xamarin forms project and attempt to deploy to an iOS device - Currently the project i'm working on is about 40 MB however if you want to see the different between xamarin forms and xCode it's very easy to create a couple of test projects using both xamarin forms and swift.

we develop on a windows machine and was just using the mac as a build host, therefore i attempted loading the solution into VS for mac and the time it takes to build the project onto a device isn't any better.Īt times the build can take anywhere from 5-15 mins, on the rare occasion it can take maybe 2-3 minutes - Building to an iOS device or emulator is also terribly buggy, we build to a device, run some tests identify changes that need made., make some small change then wait up to 15min for the project to build to be tested. Building to an emulator is pretty much the same regards to speed. When creating a Xamarin forms application then setting iOS as the start up project, building the application onto a device is ridiculously slow.

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