Dev Blogs
We released the Xamarin SDKs as a part of Visual Studio a year ago, open sourcing them in the process. Since then, we’ve been busy improving the experience of mobile developers using Visual Studio, launching iOS simulator remoting, Workbooks, Inspector, the Xamarin.Forms Previewer, and support for iOS 10 and Android N.
We are excited to announce the general availabilty of Application Insights Profiler for Azure App Service. At the same time, we are pleased to introduce the Public Preview version of the Profiler for compute resources, e.g. Virtual Machines, scale sets, Cloud Services, and Service Fabric. The Profiler allows you to automatically collect and view co...
Xamarin University has tons of great, expert-led live and on-demand content to help you jumpstart your mobile development skills, and today we’re making our Guest Lecture recordings completely free and accessible to all developers. Our monthly Guest Lecture series allows Xamarin University students to join live sessions with industry experts to lea...
Now scheduled in over 30 countries around the world, Xamarin Dev Days invite you to explore the power of mobile development for iOS, Android, and Windows in C#. After FREE training courses from Xamarin experts and local community members, you’ll get to create your own mobile project by a building a cross-platform, cloud-connected app with Xamarin a...
iOS, Android, and Windows all expose APIs for developers to build accessible mobile apps for everyone. We’re excited to announce that we’ve added new APIs for accessibility in Xamarin.Forms to make it even easier for developers to build accessible, cross-platform mobile applications. In this post, we’ll take a look at new APIs added to Xamarin.Form...
After many years working with developers of enterprise apps, we know that they face several challenges, including: app requirements that can change over time; new business opportunities and challenges; ongoing feedback during development that can significantly affect the scope and requirements of the app. With these in mind
In November, we announced Visual Studio for Mac, a fully featured IDE that we hope will help every Mac developer create mobile and cloud applications. We started with a solid foundation for mobile development using Xamarin, and cloud development using .NET Core.