Having two screens provides a natural affordance to compare and contrast two versions of the same type of content side-by-side, like two images, lists, or documents.
#SURFACE DUO HOW TO#
This sample demonstrates how to implement drag-and drop in your Android app, following the Android drag and drop guidance. Support for drag-and-drop ensures a great user experience using all the different input types supported by the Surface Duo. The companion pane pattern is a great opportunity to take advantage of added screen real-estate by taking second-level surfaces that are otherwise hidden and exposing them when the app is spanned. To start for example the CampanionPane sample, expand the Xamarin.Android Native folder and set the related sample as Startup project.
The Xamarin.Android samples all use the NuGet, which exposes the Jetpack Window Manager package for dual-screen and foldable support on Surface Duo and other devices.Įvery sample of Xamarin.Android is a runnable project. The Surface Duo 2 emulator will appear as (Android 11.0 - API 30). Select the target of your choicet from the Visual Studio device list before running the sample. This repository features native Xamarin.Android and Xamarin.Forms samples for different approaches how to work with two screens.īe sure the Surface Duo emulator is already running or your device is attached to your computer. Installed Surface Duo emulator or connected device.Prerequisitesīefore running the samples, be sure that you have the following items installed on and attached to your computer:
To learn how to load your app on to emulator, and to use it, refer to the Surface Duo developer docs and Xamarin.Forms dual-screen docs. The samples covers all dual-screen app patterns from Microsoft docs. This repository contains Xamarin.Android and Xamarin.Forms samples for Surface Duo, all accessible from a single Visual Studio solution.
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