Xamarin as a product has always delighted me. Imagine writing cross platform native mobile apps with your favorite programming language, C#. As a developer you feel proud that your code is running on more than billion devices world wide. To add icing on the cake frameworks like MvvmCross and CrossLight enables the devs to share more than 60% of their codebase across the platforms. These frameworks provides plugins for common scenarios of mobile development like GPS,Camera,Navigation etc. The only code that remain distinct to the platform specific is UI code. and believe me this was tuff task. On Android you have to deal with XML and on iOS it was XCode proprietary drag and drop styles for creating the UI. But when Xamarin came out with version 3.0 things changed at that front also. Among many other cool features released with the latest version my personal favorite was Xamarin Forms. This is the awesome library where by which you can create mobile apps by almost sharing 90% of your code base.


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