Nice, thank you

I must be doing something wrong. I have tried to follow exactly what you are doing, but when i copy the 'dotnet-trace collect -p 47752 (changes of course) --format speedscope' and run it I always get a message System.ArgumentException: Process with an Id of 47752 (or which ever it shows at that point) is not running. I have run the adb reverse command and everything.

Nicely done, thanks!

Really useful info! Thanks so much!

Amazing video! You’re the best.

thank you for this information, that really helps. 💜

I believe, utilizing IL2CPP (Unity) approach would be fun. Maybe something much easier, basically IL2C.

There's actually some commercial NES games that run an interpreted byte code, not .NET obviously but the same thing in principal. The Koei strategy games like Gemfire run on a VM+byte code language that gives them 32-bit operations, and maps nicely to a lot of C language features. This lets them run identical game code on a whole bunch of different platforms, and do complex calculations for the simulation. They're turn-based games so performance isn't a big deal.

That's such a cool project, great job!

Super cool!

Very Cool Jonathan!!

Hi Jonathan, I have a question. Why was this amazing project discontinued?

Even with youtube and computer audio at max I cant hear anything.

This is amazing Jonathan is this approach still valid in 2020 ?

👎🏼 - very bad quality

Really cool. I must try this today. Thanks

This is a fantastic concept project! One of the most painful parts of spinning up a new project and dev team (especially those new to Xamarin) is getting Android build times to be, at the very least, manageable. One of the first things we do is make sure that our configs are only building the necessary architectures, instead of all of them. Build times can still be excruciating, even on fast hardware. Brandon Minnick has some nice tips here: github.com/brminnick/ImproveXamarinBuildTimes

If only the same could be had for Xam.iOS ! Nice job I'd love to see this progressed.

Wow, this is really great idea! I think it could be used e.g. for simple presentation apps or simple guides.

Hi Jonathan. I can't find mono.github.io/Embeddinator-4000/getting-started-java-android.html. It gives me file not found. Can you help me with this guide? Thank you

LYW!