Yves Goergen

Just wanted to give a quick feedback. I'm very busy with other time-critical projects at the moment but these changes sound interesting and I'll take a look at them. Please...

To be honest, I don't know what strong name signing is. Never used it, never needed it. Does it even still exist in the newer .NET Core/5 series? Your change...

> If you think signing of Debug builds is also a good idea, (…) Actually I don't think anything here. I'd just follow your suggestion. It looks plausible in its...

Sorry, I hadn't seen this. It's an interesting idea. But these [Things] in brackets are called *attributes*, not *properties*, so the new option is not named correctly. Also, I'd align...

@JoshWobbles This should be the chapter "2.1.1 Initialisation" in the documentation. I agree it could be more verbose though.

I am planning to use it in a Xamarin.Forms app, as well as in a .NET Core web application targeting .NET Standard 2.0 (expected sometime 2017). I haven't started working...

There is no dictionary available at design time because it's loaded through runtime code. I have thought about supporting this somehow but couldn't find a solution. After all, you could...

Just look around in the [TxEditor source code](https://github.com/ygoe/TxTranslation/blob/master/TxEditor/Views/MainWindow.xaml), it's full of it. TxEditor is a good reference on how to use the TxTranslation library in general.

I have no experience with Xamarin.Forms yet, but it's right next on my list. Could you show me how the dictionary text is displayed at design time there? I also...

Maybe yes. I never used nor needed strong names but often saw them as an obstacle. I first need to learn what they are and how to use them. Until...