On March 18th, 2016, Microsoft’s acquisition of Xamarin officially closed. We love C# and we want every developer to be able to take advantage of the power of .NET in every app, on every device. Being part of Microsoft makes it possible for us to do some incredible things, and today we are announcing several […]
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I would like to announce that SlideOverKit for Xamarin.Forms is now Free and Open Source. It’s been two months since SlideOverKit was released and the ‘business plan’ was to have the component as premium component for Xamarin.Forms. A component that we would invest in developing, people would purchase and we would continue developing. Since this […]
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In an increasingly connected world, it’s not surprising that many apps have a social component. Even if you aren’t building an app that makes extensive use of social networks like Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, you may still want a way for users to share app content with their friends on various social networks. For example, […]
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