Xamarin allows developers to build native iOS, Android, and Windows apps using C# and .NET while leveraging rich IDE support like Xamarin Studio and Visual Studio. It offers streamlined design, development, debugging and deployment of mobile apps with native UI and performance. Developers can also access a component store to add third-party libraries and UI controls with a few lines of code. Xamarin provides a free starter edition for small businesses and individual developers to get started building mobile apps.

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8. Native UI: No Compromises.

11. Rich IDE Support

12. Rich IDE Support

13. Rich IDE Support

24. • Xamarin Studio. A new IDE that streamlines design, development,
debugging and deployment of native mobile apps.
• Xamarin.iOS for Visual Studio. Visual Studio users can build iOS,
Android and Windows apps in their favorite IDE.
• The Xamarin Component Store. An app store for code, where
developers add third-party libraries with a few lines of code, and
also add beautiful native UI controls and design themes.
• Starter Edition. A free tier that makes it easy for small businesses
and individual developers to get started and experience the power of
the platform.

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