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Yeah I'm looking for a solution right now and would like to know the better alternatives that give me native apps.

• pjmlp 13y ago
  Qt/C++ for one.
  • sergiotapia 13y ago
    lol
    • pjmlp 13y ago
      You LOL, I deliver applications. To each its own.
  • mands 13y ago
    Interesting. How does the Qt approach compare to Mono for mobile development? I presume Qt apps use Qt's built-in UI rendering, with QML for any UI-logic. Slightly different to MVVM in Mono where you recreate native UI's on each platform, but also hopefully means you only need to create the UI once?
    • pjmlp 13y ago
      Yes, you can either use QML or C++. http://qt.digia.com/qtmobile/?utm_campaign=qtprojectbanner http://qt.digia.com/qtmobile/?utm_campaign=qtprojectbanner
      • jstedfast 13y ago
        $149 per month, yikes! And people say that Xamarin is expensive.
        • pjmlp 13y ago
          $1899 / 12 = $158.25
          • jstedfast 13y ago
            The more comparable license from Xamarin would be the $999 license, which works out to be $999 / 12 = $83.25