On April 27 at Xamarin's Evolve developer conference in Orlando, officials announced Microsoft has open-sourced the Xamarin software development kit (SDK).

Xamarin's Tooling Evolves, SDK Now Open Source Slew of announcements from the company at its Evolve 16 event in Florida include a bevy of solutions to help developers connect to Macs to create native ...

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At its Build 2016 conference today, Microsoft announced it is open-sourcing the Xamarin SDK and making the tool a free component of Visual Studio.

This too is now available for free as a community edition for small teams, and is included in MSDN Subscriptions. Microsoft will also be open sourcing the Xamarin SDK over the next few months.

The Xamarin SDK for Oracle Mobile Cloud Service, available today, allows enterprises to create scalable mobile solutions for iOS, Android, and Windows, with secure data integration and management.

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Xamarin has roughly 350,000 developers who can now use the SDK to build, test and deploy authentication and SSO capabilities for their native mobile application.

Xamarin, the company behind MonoTouch and Mono for Android has added a new client SDK that leverages Windows Azure Mobile Services for connecting to Microsoft's backend cloud offering.

The .NET Standard/.NET Core/Xamarin SDK comes as an addition to the dtSearch Engine's existing C++, Java and .NET APIs. All APIs cover both dtSearch document filters and search functionality.