I'd be happy to hear if the project you worked on has been cost-effective to maintain in the long term. Then at least someone has seen the mountain top!
I'd be happy to hear if the project you worked on has been cost-effective to maintain in the long term. Then at least someone has seen the mountain top!
You can directly access native apis within your js/ts code. And they provide good cross platform defaults for widgets.
so basically you can either have one application on top of a custom ui framework (xamarin.forms) or you can only share business logic, and write controllers, which feels native in c# or the native language.
i.e. without forms you can build a controller with objc or you can have the implementation in c#, and call into a shared business logic library. unfortunatly the docs are really really weak when you consider what you really can do with xamarin.
with forms you can build a ui that works on both platforms so basically you have 100% shared code.