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For most people it might be, but I'm a solo bootstrapper, so time == $^$ for me :-/ I'd really like to see a trial until release subscription option, I think t

For most people it might be, but I'm a solo bootstrapper, so time == $^$ for me :-/ I'd really like to see a trial until release subscription option, I think that would afford a lot more people time to test and play with what Xamarin has to offer, 30 days just seems too limited to really dive into it unless you can guarantee you won't get pulled off onto other tasks/projects.

teh_klev 12y ago
Ask them nicely to extend for another 30 days. Most companies I've asked to do this have been happy to do so.
jbigelow76 12y ago
The problem with "trial until release" is it would leave the door open to all kinds of jailbreaking/sideloading shenanigans. Sounds like more trouble than it's worth. I heard on a podcast one of the Xamarin evangelists (don't quote me on this but I think it was James Montemango) state that if you request an extension you can get a 90 day eval. But that was before the subscription pricing plan was available so that may have changed.