moving to PCL
Change from WebClient to HttpWebRequest

WebClient is a UI-framework class, so this commit swaps it out for the uglier HttpWebRequest.
Merge pull request #2 from ColinEberhardt/pcl

Common code moved into a PCL
Create simple Xamarin.Android project
Creates basic implementation of the stock list

Currently just uses a default list view layout, so the rows are not
rendered correctly. The next commit will fix this.
Completes the custom visualisation of the stock list

Uses a custom TextView subclass to handle the colouring of the prices.
Could possibly pull out some of the code to the PCL since it’s very
similar in both droid and touch.
Creates a 2nd activity for the stock prices and handles navigation

This is just wiring up with the presenter logic. Doesn’t yet include a
chart.
Basic chart is now working

Title is missing, and needs some work due to the ordering of the method
calls. The chart needs styling appropriately. Bit of a WIP really.
Adds a textview for the chart title and wires it up
Enables gestures on the chart

Done this by adding an extension method to Axis, which enables the 4
bool properties.
Removes the license key provider.

We’ll go with inserting the key in the code for now - it’s only in 2
places, and making the providers work was becoming more and more
convoluted.
Adds an activity dialog for downloading chart data
Adds support for updating the titles from the presenter and a back btw

This allows the user to tap the home button to navigate back to the
stocks list.
Fix code formatting

For some reason it was using `\t` instead of `    `. Nothing else to see
here.
Merge pull request #3 from sammyd/droid

Android version of the stocks app
Add an activity dialog for the network activity monitor

This isn’t ideal - it disappears when the activities change, but I can’t
seem to find anything more appropriate.
Update the appearance of the Android chart to match that of iOS

Well, ish. Theming doesn’t really exist, so I’ve guessed at a few colours
I think it’s good enough for now.
Merge branch 'droid'
First pass at moving average

Includes view implementation for android. There are some issues with this,
not least being that the moving average appears to be offset.
Improved the LINQ extension method to be a more general “windowing” one

This might not be quite as efficient, but it’s a hell of a lot more
useful. And elegant.