Xamarin Studio is built around the same solution and project model as Visual Studio, and its layout and general approach to project organization will be immediately familiar to anyone who's used ...

Xamarin also supports development on OS X using Xamarin Studio. This too is now available for free as a community edition for small teams, and is included in MSDN Subscriptions.

Microsoft to offer Xamarin for free with Visual Studio in new bid for Android and iOS developers. by Todd Bishop on March 31, 2016 at 9:11 am March 31, 2016 at 2:09 pm. Share Tweet Share Reddit Email.

Xamarin has created a whirlwind in the development world, driving cross-platform application development like nothing before. In advance of his sessions at upcoming Visual Studio Live! and Live! 360 ...

Cross-platform tools maker Xamarin is solidifying ties with its new parent company, Microsoft, while tackling app development for Apple iOS and Google Android with a series of technology rollouts ...

Xamarin co-founder Miguel de Icaza on stage at Microsoft Build in 2014 Xamarin Microsoft is bringing Visual Studio, its widely used tool for writing software, to Apple's Macs.

Xamarin is making C# development one step easier for iOS developers, enabling them to build applications in C# using Visual Studio. On February 20, Xamarin announced immediate availability of ...

Xamarin today unveiled version 4 of its cross-platform development suite, featuring a new Xamarin Mac Agent that lets developers build iOS apps completely from within the Microsoft Visual Studio IDE.

Xamarin previously offered that capability as an add-on for Visual Studio, but Microsoft is integrating it directly into the company’s integrated development environment.

Microsoft’s acquisition of Xamarin last month was a big deal, but now we actually know what the company is actually planning to do with it. The biggest piece of news: Xamarin is now free for ...

Xamarin has created a whirlwind in the development world, driving cross-platform application development like nothing before. In advance of his sessions at upcoming Visual Studio Live! and Live! 360 ...