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One of the two big reasons a project I've been working on for years went with Xamarin Forms is _because_ of native appearance on each platform. If you want your
by coldacid 5y ago
One of the two big reasons a project I've been working on for years went with Xamarin Forms is _because_ of native appearance on each platform. If you want your app to look the same on every platform and not take advantage of each platform's individual strengths, then just stick with HTML+JS.
- wsc981 5y agoI agree, this is in my opinion a strong point of Xamarin Forms over the competition, the native experience.
- Double_a_92 5y agoI guess they wanted their app to look the same as other apps on that platform.
- TheJoeMan 5y agoI agree. I actually take offense to the article implying that matching iOS/Android UI is due to… laziness? On my iPhone I deleted google maps purely because it somehow wants you to swipe up from the bottom of the screen to open the menu which, you guessed it, closes the app.