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by CountSessine
3765 days ago
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So I think your point, while valid, does not apply in any way to Xamarin! I'll believe it when I see it. Cross-platform UI libraries like Qt, Gtk, SWT, etc, just never end up choosing quite the right widgets or having exactly the right look-and-feel as natively-designed apps. If cross-platform is a bigger requirement than producing the best-possible UX, then perhaps Xamarin could deliver. I see this being a big deal with enterprise software. But that's almost never the case for most consumer-facing software; you're always much, much better off building your presentation code in a native UI toolkit. |
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