Xamarine
What Is Xamarine?
“ Xamarin lets you develop iOS and Android applications using C#”.
Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android make it possible to do native iOS, Android and Windows development in C#, with either Xamarin Studio or Visual Studio. Developers re-use their existing C# code, and share significant code across device platforms. Xamarin integrates with Visual Studio, Microsoft's IDE for the .NET Framework, extending Visual Studio for iOS and Android development.
Xamarine Structure
Using Xamarin technology allows you to keep Native UI across all three platforms, therefor preserving Native Performance while enjoying full API coverage, shared codebase and application logic. It also allows for re-using skills, teams, tools and most importantly – the CODE! Needless to say, it saves you time and resources.
With a C# shared codebase, developers can use Xamarin to write native iOS, Android, and Windows apps with native user interfaces and share code across multiple platforms
Xamarin apps have access to the full spectrum of functionality exposed by the underlying platform and device, including platform-specific capabilities like iBeacons and Android Fragments.
Xamarin apps leverage platform-specific hardware acceleration, and are compiled for native performance. This can’t be achieved with solutions that interpret code at runtime.
Why Xamarine?
1. Xamarin is a world-class development environment for cross-platform mobile apps. Using Xamarin with Visual Studio or Xamarin Studio you are getting all the advantages of modern and powerful IDEs, which helps to boost a development process and simplify development and support process.
2. Xamarin delivers high performance compiled code with full access to all the native APIs so you can create native apps with device-specific experiences. Anything you can do in Objective-C or Java, can be done in C# with Xamarin:
3. Xamarin.Android supports Google Glass devices. That is a great opportunity for developers to
“ Xamarin lets you develop iOS and Android applications using C#”.
Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android make it possible to do native iOS, Android and Windows development in C#, with either Xamarin Studio or Visual Studio. Developers re-use their existing C# code, and share significant code across device platforms. Xamarin integrates with Visual Studio, Microsoft's IDE for the .NET Framework, extending Visual Studio for iOS and Android development.
Xamarine Structure
Using Xamarin technology allows you to keep Native UI across all three platforms, therefor preserving Native Performance while enjoying full API coverage, shared codebase and application logic. It also allows for re-using skills, teams, tools and most importantly – the CODE! Needless to say, it saves you time and resources.
With a C# shared codebase, developers can use Xamarin to write native iOS, Android, and Windows apps with native user interfaces and share code across multiple platforms
Xamarin apps have access to the full spectrum of functionality exposed by the underlying platform and device, including platform-specific capabilities like iBeacons and Android Fragments.
Xamarin apps leverage platform-specific hardware acceleration, and are compiled for native performance. This can’t be achieved with solutions that interpret code at runtime.
Why Xamarine?
1. Xamarin is a world-class development environment for cross-platform mobile apps. Using Xamarin with Visual Studio or Xamarin Studio you are getting all the advantages of modern and powerful IDEs, which helps to boost a development process and simplify development and support process.
2. Xamarin delivers high performance compiled code with full access to all the native APIs so you can create native apps with device-specific experiences. Anything you can do in Objective-C or Java, can be done in C# with Xamarin:
3. Xamarin.Android supports Google Glass devices. That is a great opportunity for developers to