Microsoft Corporation (Xamarin)
Xamarin is a cross-platform mobile development platform originally created by Xamarin Inc., founded in 2011 by Nat Friedman and Miguel de Icaza. Xamarin lets developers build native Android, iOS, and Windows apps using C# and the .NET framework, sharing significant amounts of code across platforms. In 2016 Xamarin was acquired by Microsoft and has since been integrated into the broader .NET ecosystem; its technologies and tooling now live under the .NET and Visual Studio product families (including evolution into .NET MAUI for multi-platform app UI).
Under Microsoft, Xamarin tooling is distributed and supported through Visual Studio, the .NET SDK, and the dotnet.microsoft.com site. Xamarin remains widely used by enterprises and developers who want native performance and access to platform APIs while leveraging .NET skills and libraries. Sample applications such as Android Device Manager can be built with Xamarin.Android, demonstrating device interactions and native Android capabilitie...
Under Microsoft, Xamarin tooling is distributed and supported through Visual Studio, the .NET SDK, and the dotnet.microsoft.com site. Xamarin remains widely used by enterprises and developers who want native performance and access to platform APIs while leveraging .NET skills and libraries. Sample applications such as Android Device Manager can be built with Xamarin.Android, demonstrating device interactions and native Android capabilitie...
Statistics
Total Applications:
1
Total Users:
129
Total Keys:
391
Total Clicks:
2,458
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
1d9h25m48s
Average Time Per User:
15m33s
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