Xamarin, a Microsoft language, bridges native languages like Swift (for iOS), Objective-C (for Windows, Android, and iOS) and Java allows for new iterations and ecosystems of native apps for Android, iOS, and Windows. Xamarin employs C#, with its class libraries and runtime, to work across all three mobile platforms (iOS, Android, Windows Phone) while compiling for the most demanding tasks, even complex gaming. Xamarin combines native languages for the user’s native platform and allows for apps that have more powerful features.

Top Features of Xamarin

• Native User-Interface
• Cross-Platform App Development for sharing codes across Windows, Android, and iOS.
• Fewer bugs (based on Xamarin Insight’s ability to monitor, record and reduce crashes and exceptions).
• API integration across iOS, Android, and Windows apps.
• Useful Compiled Code that is device-specific, available in all the mobile platforms, while being productive and high-performing.
• Broad support for integration that allows for various SDKs of specific mobile operating systems through the Visual Studio.
• Shared code base through Xamarin.Form, a library which allows you to reuse the code multiple times to create native user-interface for Android, iOS, and Windows devices with 40+ cross-platform layouts and controls for a complete native interface.
• Saved Timeframe for development with shared code.
• 75% of code beyond all mobile platforms with portable class libraries via Visual Studio (IDE) which allows code completion in C# for a native performance of an application.

While Xamarin’s advantages are worthy, our engineers while help you navigate any drawbacks including developer tech-savvy knowledge of platform-specific app architecture and frameworks which have a Java/Objective-C character.