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Xamarin is an open-source, Cross-Platform Mobile App Development framework that uses the same code base for both iOS and Android. The framework was founded within the year 2011, and five years later Microsoft acquired it (in 2016). Xamarin provides the users with an outstanding interface, and thus it comes with most essential tools that are required to make the mobile app. One thing that you simply simply need to realize Xamarin is that it tends to use the C programming language, which only means there is no need to learn swift or java to make iPhone and Android app by the help of Android App Creator.<br>Xamarin is additionally known to be an abstract layer that controls the communication between shared codes with underlying platform code which tend to use 96% of code reusability.<br>
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What is Xamarin? Why Xamarin Are Used For Cross Platform App Development When considering Android or iOS App Development, most folks believe Objective-C vs Swift, and Java first of all. Being considered native tech stacks, they're naturally most frequently used mobile development tools when it involves iOS and Android app development. However, there are more ways to create performant and user-friendly mobile apps. And Xamarin is one among them. Xamarin is an open-source, Cross-Platform Mobile App Development framework that uses the same code base for both iOS and Android. The framework was founded within the year 2011, and five years later Microsoft acquired it (in 2016). Xamarin provides the users with an outstanding interface, and thus it comes with most essential tools that are required to make the mobile app. One thing that you simply simply need to realize Xamarin is that it tends to use the C programming language, which only means there is no need to learn swift or java to make iPhone and Android app by the help of Android App Creator. Xamarin is additionally known to be an abstract layer that controls the communication between shared codes with underlying platform code which tend to use 96% of code reusability. Why Xamarin: • The platform consists of Native API access and also features a Native UI support. • The platform consists of experts and professionals that tend to make up the colossal community (around 1.4 million developers) • The platform tends to specialize in every platform and helps in easy integration of the API • It can easily be tested over multiple devices with the help of cloud services. • It provides the users with Android Application Development tool for the interface.
Yet, there are many pitfalls in native vs Xamarin debate. Let’s see how the Xamarin compares to the native development tools and hybrid development platforms (Ionic, PhoneGap/Cordova).