ComponentOne Xuni empowers Xamarin developers to rapidly develop Android, IOS Apps

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On Microsoft Build 2015, with the preview release of VS 2015, the Xamrine free version has been at the heart of the VS 2015 Cross-platform mobile solution. At the same time, Xamarin officially announced that its users are in the million-dollar volume. In July 2011, Xamarin started using C # to develop iOS and Android apps, and as of the 2015-month April 29, the number of users reached millions, so let's share some of the new features:

Xamarin.Forms for Windows

Xamarin.Forms for Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1

Released in March this year for Windows and Windows Phone Preview xamarin.forms, the community is universally welcomed by developers. We are announcing today that we will continue to strengthen support for these platforms, allowing developers to publish apps to iOS, Android, Windows, Windows phones with just the same set of code based on Xamarin.Forms apps. In addition, xamarin.forms for Windows, Windows.phone can be downloaded through NuGet for developer convenience.

Availability of Private previews of xamarin.forms for Windows UAP

At the same time, the internal preview version of the Windows Universal app platform has been released, allowing developers to publish apps for all Windows 10 based on the same code. This new feature is currently in beta, if you need to participate in the internal preview version, please sign up for the preview download eligibility.

New Visual Studio features--code completion for xamarin.forms XAML

In Visual Studio, you can make UI development more convenient. The new Code AutoComplete feature makes Xamarin.Forms more powerful. Now you can create a user interface in XAML, quickly build complex images with easy exploration of the Xamarin.Forms user interface API, and avoid typos and other commonly-committed input errors.

Microsoft Visual C + + Debugger integration

We have partnered with the Microsoft Visual C + + team to easily reference the C + + library and debug the C + + library in the Enterprise Application suite xamarin.android. In the visual Studio2015 Release Candidate version, you will find a new option to pick you up which will run your application from the project's Properties window like a debugger xamarin.android.

Under the--debugger option of the New Options dialog box, select Microsoft, which will be able to debug the local C + + library, which includes functions such as expression evaluation, monitoring Windows, and automatic windows.

Enhanced WatchKit Support

Visual Studio now provides this functionality so that iOS designers can fully edit Apple Watch storyboard using Visual Studio.

If you drag and drop interface controllers and UI controls from the Visual Studio Toolbox to storyboard, you can also configure the Properties palette and use the control keys + Drag to move buttons, tables, or interface Controller to another interface controller to create a new segues.

IOS Binding Projects

When you use Visual Studio to develop an iOS project, you may encounter situations that call a third-party ojbect-c library. In this case, it is convenient to use Xamarin.ios, which makes it very easy to call third-party Ojbect Class C libraries in Visual Studio to develop Xamarin.ios apps.

ComponentOne Xuni

ComponentOne Xuni is a localized and cross-platform mobile control set on Xamarin.Forms, which is produced by the world's largest control provider Grapecity (Grape city). Based on Visual Studio Xamrin, you can use ComponentOne Xuni. Xuni is designed to provide a localized experience on Android, iOS, and Windows Phone, with the same API for cross-platform design. With Xuni and xamarin.forms, you can develop enterprise-class applications for all devices with C # and XAML. Cross-platform mobile development has never been so easy! Cross-platform development control package-componentone Xuni that brings a great mobile experience.

ComponentOne Xuni empowers Xamarin developers to rapidly develop Android, IOS Apps