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The next release of Xcode, version 9.3, is currently in beta. Development of Xamarin.iOS to support the new Xcode 9.3 version is in-progress and available now as a web preview. Participating in previews is an excellent way try new features and ensure...

As described in the Go Large with iOS 11 post, view controllers in iOS 11 can use large titles to improve the clarity of an app’s user interface. To complement a view controller’s large title, it’s also possible to add a search bar, which allows users...

In this episode of the Xamarin Podcast, James Montemagno and I talk about a new tool that turns drawings into Android or UWP layouts, merged dictionaries coming to Xamarin.Forms, ways to make your Android emulator experience more awesome, and configuring...

With Xamarin, you can extend your cross-platform apps with support for native speakers, reaching markets that might otherwise be overlooked. However, managing multiple languages and keeping everything current can be challenging, especially if you’re...

Today’s apps must be “intelligent” to win app users’ loyalty, whether for a consumer app or a business app. With Xamarin.Forms and Microsoft Cognitive Services, you can easily create your first AI-infused mobile app that not only shares code across platforms...