Showing all three implementations with a UWP (universal windows platform) code sample. C# is the language of choice for Windows and Xamarin is Microsoft’s os-portable layer for using C# with Linux and iOS. If every other language calls it a lambda why call it a closure? Because you’re Apple I guess - but it’s murder on those of us who spend most of our time in embedded C++ or Python or in Windows.Īfter torturing myself for a while I decided to once again try Xamarin/C#. A line from Wikipedia -> “ Swift supports closures (known as lambdas in other languages)”. It wouldn’t be so bad but they consistently ignore industry or common standards to go their own way. After spending about a month going through samples and learning Swift (the native language for iOS) all I could think was “who the wants to write anything in Swift”? Just what we need is an entire language that is only supported by Apple. I just spent about 3 months writing a native (Java) Android application and then started on the iPhone/iOS version. This is about Xamarin/C# but let me begin by describing why.
How to Develop Portable Applications (iPhone and Android)
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