hi
I have seen this headline that is xamarin dead?
i am 3 year working with xamarin.
Do Xamarin disappears or becomes obsolete?
Or just a better substitute for it comes?
hi
I have seen this headline that is xamarin dead?
i am 3 year working with xamarin.
Do Xamarin disappears or becomes obsolete?
Or just a better substitute for it comes?
i saw it first time in instagram. and searched it and i saw some article about it
As you can see, it is being replaced with an improvement. And Xamarin.Forms will continue to receive service releases. That is why it would have helped to have the exact article you were reading. Many, many times people read that something is not being improved and they mistakenly think it is going to stop working.
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In .NET 6, the new .NET Multi-platform App UI (MAUI) will be announced. .NET MAUI is the evolution of Xamarin.Forms, a cross-platform mobile first framework for Android, iOS, and UWP. You could think of this as the next major version of the same product you know today. But
Xamarin.Forms will continue to receive service releases through November 2022.
Check the doc: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/xamarin/the-new-net-multi-platform-app-ui-maui/#net-multi-platform-app-ui-maui
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Jarvan Zhang
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Since MAUI removed support for Linux and VSCode, I do hope the Xamarin.Forms library do keep maintained until the original support scope of Xamarin.Forms got covered by MAUI.
EDIT: In fact you can use MAUI with VSCode if you don't mind adding some extra steps and have some features missing.
Xamarin.Forms does not have official Linux support from Microsoft, so if you were referring to that "original support scope", it is well kept by MAUI.
The Xamarin offers (iOS, Android, Mac) are being moved to .NET 6,
We started the unification process in .NET 5. For that release, we chose Blazor WebAssembly as the first unified platform deliverable. It is based on the Mono runtime, uses the .NET class libraries, and .NET SDK tools. We will use the same model for iOS, and Android as we integrate Xamarin. With a unified platform, new APIs and performance improvements will be available to all developers on the same day, and work for all apps.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-net-6-preview-1/#unified-and-extended
If you have been working on Xamarin for years, you should follow all .NET 6 news and check out what the migration path is.
If you don't use Xamarin.Forms today, you won't need to migrate to MAUI.
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