Xamarin Development
Overview
Xamarin enables building native iOS, Android, and Windows applications using C# and .NET, sharing code across platforms while delivering native performance and platform-specific UIs. We build Xamarin applications for enterprise clients invested in the Microsoft ecosystem, leveraging shared C# business logic and platform-specific UI layers. Our Xamarin development approach maximizes code reuse while maintaining native user experiences on each target platform.
Key Features
- Shared C# codebase across iOS, Android, and Windows with up to 90% code reuse
- Native API access with bindings to iOS and Android SDKs for full platform capability
- Xamarin.Forms for shared UI with XAML and platform-specific rendering customization
- Integration with Microsoft ecosystem including Azure, Office 365, and Enterprise Mobility
- Visual Studio tooling with designer, debugging, and profiling for .NET developers
- Strong typing and compile-time checking with full .NET Base Class Library access
Technologies We Use
- C# / .NET
- Visual Studio
- Xamarin.Forms / Native
- Azure / Microsoft Services
- Xamarin Test Cloud
Our Process
Architecture Planning
Setting up shared project structure, platform-specific projects, and dependency injection.
Shared Logic Development
Building business logic, data access, and services in the shared C# codebase.
Platform UI Development
Creating native UIs for each platform or shared UIs with Xamarin.Forms.
Testing & Deployment
Test Cloud device testing, App Center distribution, and store submission.
Benefits
.NET Ecosystem
Leverage existing C# skills, .NET libraries, and Visual Studio tooling for mobile development.
Code Sharing
Share business logic, data models, and services across iOS, Android, and Windows platforms.
Enterprise Friendly
Native APIs provide the security and compliance features enterprise applications require.
Microsoft Integration
Seamless integration with Azure, Active Directory, Office 365, and other Microsoft services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Xamarin still actively developed?
Yes, Xamarin is part of .NET MAUI, Microsofts evolution of Xamarin.Forms for cross-platform development.
Does Xamarin support the latest iOS and Android features?
Microsoft typically adds support for new iOS and Android APIs within weeks of their release.