Xamarin

Xamarin

Cross-platform mobile development with Xamarin — shared C# codebase across iOS and Android with native performance and platform-specific UI where needed.

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15+
Xamarin Apps Delivered
80%+
Avg Code Shared Across Platforms
100%
Native Performance
2
Platforms From One Codebase
Xamarin Development

Xamarin Expertise Built Over Years of Production Delivery

Xamarin lets teams already invested in C#/.NET build genuinely native-performing iOS and Android apps from a largely shared codebase — a strong fit for organisations with existing .NET expertise wanting to extend into mobile without adopting an entirely separate technology stack.

  • Cross-platform iOS and Android development with Xamarin.Forms
  • Native platform-specific UI development where required
  • Shared C# business logic across mobile platforms
  • Xamarin application performance optimisation
  • Integration with .NET backend systems
  • Migration planning to .NET MAUI
Our Approach

Why Clients Choose Digivance for Xamarin

We share business logic and data layers across platforms while allowing platform-specific UI where native look-and-feel matters, striking the balance Xamarin is designed for — code reuse without sacrificing the native experience users expect on each platform.

Shared C# Codebase

Significant code reuse across iOS and Android from a single language.

Native Performance

Compiles to native code, not a web-wrapper approach.

.NET Ecosystem Fit

Natural extension for teams already invested in C#/.NET.

MAUI Migration Path

Structured migration planning to Microsoft's current .NET MAUI framework.

How We Work

Our Xamarin Delivery Process

We architect for maximum code sharing in business logic while allowing platform-specific UI implementation where it genuinely improves the native user experience.

  • Design shared architecture for business logic and data layers
  • Build platform-specific UI where native feel matters
  • Integrate with existing .NET backend systems
  • Test across target iOS and Android devices
  • Deploy and support ongoing maintenance
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Microsoft has positioned .NET MAUI as Xamarin's successor, so for new projects we generally recommend MAUI; for existing Xamarin applications, we plan a structured migration path rather than requiring an immediate rewrite.

Business logic, data access, and non-UI code can often be shared extensively (70-90%+), while UI is typically built with some platform-specific elements to achieve genuinely native look-and-feel.

Yes, Xamarin compiles to native code (not a web-wrapper or interpreted approach), giving performance close to fully native development while sharing significant code across platforms.

Yes, this is one of Xamarin's natural strengths — teams already using .NET on the backend can extend that same ecosystem and skill set into mobile development.

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