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Not the whole story... Xamarin have a Starter Edition that is free for both platforms; admittedly with limitations (maximum app size, no linking with 3rd party
by jimmcslim 13y ago
Not the whole story... Xamarin have a Starter Edition that is free for both platforms; admittedly with limitations (maximum app size, no linking with 3rd party code other than Xamarin provided assemblies and the iOS SDK). Within those limitation, you can publish to the App Store with the Starter Edition (obviously you need a Mac as well for iOS). The Indie Edition drops both of those limitations for USD299 per annum, which is reasonably affordable from my perspective. (Disclaimer: I have paid for the Business Edition; USD999 per annum, which adds the ability to use Visual Studio and a few other things).
- vailripper 13y agoThat's 300 dollars per platform right? So 600 dollars if I wanted to create an android / ios app?
- yulaow 13y agoMore or less you get a 10% discount on the total price if you buy multiple licences at the same time You can see all here: https://store.xamarin.com/#purchase https://store.xamarin.com/#purchase
- benologist 13y agoThe app size limit is so restrictive their own demos won't even compile. It's a tremendous shame because they automatically exclude so many people.