Xamarin.Forms are very useful. Essentially, it's a framework that allows me to create the UI mostly in XAML. This XAML code is then translated into the native UI elements for each respective platform.
The solution is easy to understand and has banking integrated. The shorter development time, the bugging and as well as availability of a lot of documentation on the web. Also the native integration is easy.
Xamarin Platform enables you to use a single code language. This is beneficial for Android, iOS, and Windows platforms, so they can be developed over application or built over application.
The most valuable feature of the Xamarin Platform is that both the UI are the same in Android and iOS, in one project and Android and iOS, are applications for developing PCL projects. Additionally, the dashboard is good.
Senior Mobile Developer / Senior Xamarin Developer at Imparta
Real User
2022-08-08T13:59:32Z
Aug 8, 2022
The most valuable features of the Xamarin Platform are that it has cross-platform development, one code base serves a purpose on both, and the grid layout is a lifesaver.
Manager Mobile Software Development at SEAMGEN, LLC
Real User
2018-05-28T09:18:00Z
May 28, 2018
The Xamarin platform can reduce overhead significantly through code-share and reuse. The typical team size for a Xamarin project is significantly reduced compared to purely native projects.
C#/Xamarin/Mobile Technical Lead at a tech vendor with 1-10 employees
Real User
2018-05-23T10:30:00Z
May 23, 2018
The most valuable features are: One language for all platforms: C#; XAML for UI in Xamarin.Forms;
provides 100 percent coverage of APIs on each platform.
Technical Consultant at a tech services company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Consultant
2018-05-23T10:30:00Z
May 23, 2018
Xamarin.Forms exposes a complete cross-platform UI toolkit for .NET developers. The advantage is that a single team can target multiple platforms (Android, iOS, and Windows) on a shared C# codebase.
Xamarin is an open-source platform for developing modern and performant applications for iOS, Android, and Windows using.NET. Xamarin is an abstraction layer that manages how shared code is communicated to the platform's underlying code. Xamarin is for developers with the two following goals:
Cross-platform sharing of code, tests, and business logic.
Writing cross-platform apps in C# with Visual Studio.
Xamarin allows developers to share an average of 90% of their program across platforms....
The platform is easy to learn as many tutorials are available on YouTube.
Xamarin.Forms are very useful. Essentially, it's a framework that allows me to create the UI mostly in XAML. This XAML code is then translated into the native UI elements for each respective platform.
Xamarin.Forms reduced the effort and time to build and market our solution, market our features, and get our solution into production.
The solution is easy to understand and has banking integrated. The shorter development time, the bugging and as well as availability of a lot of documentation on the web. Also the native integration is easy.
The technical support is very good and it's close to native.
Xamarin Platform enables you to use a single code language. This is beneficial for Android, iOS, and Windows platforms, so they can be developed over application or built over application.
The most valuable feature of the Xamarin Platform is that both the UI are the same in Android and iOS, in one project and Android and iOS, are applications for developing PCL projects. Additionally, the dashboard is good.
It is a true native solution, and we can use the cross-platform framework.
This solution is a cross-form technology, meaning that we don't have to create separate code to deploy apps across different platforms.
The most valuable features of the Xamarin Platform are that it has cross-platform development, one code base serves a purpose on both, and the grid layout is a lifesaver.
The combination of forms for cross-platform UI and C-Sharp for the programming language are my two favorite features.
The most valuable feature of the Xamarin Platform is the deployment.
On the market, compared to everyone else, they're the top solution. They're the best solution out there that I could see.
The cross platform ability is a great asset.
Their leadership is exceptional at both listening to the customer base and delivering innovative, best-in-class products.
It brings about good code sharing strategies, which bring down cost and maintenance efforts.
We were able to optimize the service organization for one of our clients.
I like Renderers in Xamarin. They allow us to use native-platform controls easily.
It has significantly reduced the skill barrier for development and testers.
The Xamarin platform can reduce overhead significantly through code-share and reuse. The typical team size for a Xamarin project is significantly reduced compared to purely native projects.
We very much like the XAML design techniques, multiple layout and pages, MVVMCross support, and portability across different platforms.
It usually saves time for application development. We write once and the code works everywhere.
Recently, Xamarin has added a lot of features such as Effects, Behaviors, Triggers, etc. This has made the UI user-friendly, lively, and attractive.
Cross-platform development saves time and provides consistencies.
Xamarin makes it easy to create white label applications for all platforms.
The most valuable features are: One language for all platforms: C#; XAML for UI in Xamarin.Forms;
provides 100 percent coverage of APIs on each platform.
Xamarin.Forms exposes a complete cross-platform UI toolkit for .NET developers. The advantage is that a single team can target multiple platforms (Android, iOS, and Windows) on a shared C# codebase.
For me, developing apps for iOS and Android is a dream came true, without migrating to Objective-C or Java. Xamarin enables me to do so.