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I've worked on a number of Xamarin apps. You can definitely make stable cross platform apps, it's just very tedious; sometimes it requires more effort than deve

I've worked on a number of Xamarin apps. You can definitely make stable cross platform apps, it's just very tedious; sometimes it requires more effort than developing 2 separate native apps.

stevenwoo 9y ago
re:more effort Did you have the freedom to recommend going native or was Xamarin a requirement or was it too late to switch?
- UK-AL 9y ago
  I would imagine xamarin is faster when you have a complicated domain.
  - jacobush 9y ago
    I imagine it goes faster to make the domain complicated with Xamarin. Make of that what you will...
    - UK-AL 9y ago
      You can't make a domain more complicated by technology choices. You can make it more technically complicated.
      - joshjje 9y ago
        Not sure I follow. Are you being pedantic about the definition of domain? (real question)
        UK-AL 9y ago
        A domain is the business area you are trying to fix problems in. This is the standard definition. The technology you used can not make that harder or easier.
mmargerum 9y ago
My experience as well. I gave up on it and just used Native tools.