Yugantix / Technologies / Xamarin
mobile engineering

Xamarin, kept running — or moved forward properly.

For teams with an existing Xamarin investment: we maintain what's working and give honest guidance on when migrating to .NET MAUI is actually worth the effort.

xamarin — yugantix
$ $ dotnet build -t:Run
Xamarin.Forms 5.0 — build succeeded
$ $ migration-check --target maui
3 custom renderers flagged for review
01Why Xamarin

Why teams choose Xamarin — and when we agree.

Honest about where Xamarin stands today

Xamarin is in maintenance mode with Microsoft directing new development to .NET MAUI — we'll tell you that plainly rather than selling new Xamarin work without context.

.NET ecosystem fit for existing teams

For teams with existing C# and .NET expertise, Xamarin's shared codebase has been a genuine productivity advantage for years.

Migration done deliberately, not rushed

Where moving to .NET MAUI makes sense, we plan it as a proper phased migration — not a panic rewrite triggered by a deprecation notice.

Pragmatic maintenance for what's already shipped

Keeping an existing Xamarin app stable, secure, and compliant with current OS requirements while a migration decision gets made on its own timeline.

02What we build

Xamarin work we actually ship.

Xamarin app maintenance & support

Keeping existing Xamarin.Forms or native Xamarin apps stable, secure, and compliant with current OS and store requirements.

Xamarin to .NET MAUI migration

Planned, phased migration paths for teams ready to move forward — see our dedicated .NET MAUI page for what that looks like.

Bug fixes & feature additions

Incremental work on existing Xamarin codebases without forcing an unplanned rewrite.

Migration feasibility assessment

An honest technical audit of what a MAUI migration would actually involve for your specific codebase, before you commit to it.

Xamarin.Forms C# .NET Standard Xamarin.Essentials Azure DevOps
03Good questions

What clients ask before hiring us for Xamarin.

For net-new mobile projects, we'd recommend starting in .NET MAUI directly. For an existing Xamarin app, it depends on your timeline and how much the app is still actively evolving — we'll give you a direct recommendation after looking at your specific situation.

Microsoft has set an official end-of-support date for Xamarin, which we'll discuss with you directly along with what that practically means for your app's risk timeline — it's not immediate, but it's also not indefinite.

Largely dependent on how much platform-specific code your Xamarin app has — a clean Xamarin.Forms app migrates more easily than one with heavy custom renderers. We'll assess your specific codebase before quoting effort.

Engage

Got a Xamarin project in mind?

A 30-minute call with a principal engineer — no salespeople, no slide decks. You will leave with a written perspective on your plan whether we end up working together or not.