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Building cross-platform mobile apps using C# and Visual Studio 2015
Description
Xamarin Developer Evangelist James Montemagno shows you how the Xamarin Platform enables developers to leverage their C# and .NET skills to create native mobile apps for iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows. With Xamarin, you use the same language, APIs, and data structures on every platform to build a single, shared C# codebase across all targets. Use your favorite IDE, Visual Studio, to build, design, debug, and deploy your iOS and Android applications.
Xamarin features deep integration into Visual Studio 2015 with full iOS and Android designers for you to build your native user interfaces. Additionally, you can take advantage of existing libraries available on NuGet and in the Xamarin Component Store to accelerate your mobile app development. Visit http://xamarin.com to get started today.
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The Discussion
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Clouds cool！！
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Kirim Really disingenuous! doesn't mention that you can't do any of this unless you stump up $999 a year. A product should not be included in a Visual Studio install unless you can use it out of the box.
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smallmoved 有中文版就好了
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smallmoved 提交居然没有无刷新，天啊，这个用户体验我想死
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smallmoved 能不能做无刷新，提交下视频都要重新看
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smallmoved 公益给你们做无刷新提升用户体验
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mov Dear MS, if you suggest to use Xamarin - buy it and include to Visual Studio.
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antoops This is really cool video about Xamarin and Visual Studio
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normie Most developers are busy working on Apps, etc. A 30 day Xamarin trial is just not enough. Can not even get started. Price is way too high. If Xamarin is to be part of Visual Studio, Microsoft needs to include a Community Edition.