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Xamarin.Forms allows developers to share a significant amount of code across platforms by using a common UI framework and custom renderers. It provides built-in controls, pages, layouts and other features that can be shared on iOS, Android and UWP while also allowing platform-specific customization through custom renderers. A code sample of a cross-platform chat application demonstrated how to achieve a high percentage of shared code using Xamarin.Forms.
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Xamarin.Forms
- 1. Xamarin.Forms –Inching closer to 100% shared code Egor Bogatov (@EgorBo)
- 2. Mobile application development 1. NATIVE
- 3. Mobile application development 2. WEB “Our biggest mistake was betting too much on HTML5” – Mark Zuckerberg “Why LinkedIn dumped HTML5 & went native for its mobile apps” “Write once – slow everywhere”
- 4. Mobile application development 3. COMMON CORE – NATIVE UI
- 5. Mobile application development 4. COMMON CORE & UI – CUSTOM RENDERERS
- 6. Code sample
- 7. Base pages & layouts
- 10. «Talk is cheap. Show me the code!» ©
- 11. Other features • Basic animations • XAML support • MVVM • IoC • XForms toolkit