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"iOS and Android from day one, with one shared codebase in UX Markup and JavaScript. You can also access all native features when needed by adding Objective-C,
by Rjevski 9y ago
"iOS and Android from day one, with one shared codebase in UX Markup and JavaScript. You can also access all native features when needed by adding Objective-C, Swift or Java code directly to your project." (from their official site)
I guess their actual compiler for "UX Markup" could be written in .NET but Javascript is definitely and unfortunately invited.
- gloom303 9y agoBent from Fuse here — The UX Markup compiler is actually written in Uno, a lightweight C# dialect that compiles to native C++ for iOS and Android. JavaScript is just used for business logic and runs on a separate thread from the UI engine.
- voltagex_ 9y agoWill Uno ever be open sourced?