Xamarin Maintenance
Bug fixes, OS compatibility updates and store compliance on existing applications.
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Xamarin
Maintenance and a migration route for existing Xamarin apps.
Xamarin reached end of support in May 2024. SKAD IT Solutions maintains existing Xamarin applications and plans their migration to .NET MAUI or native builds.
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Clear ownership
Decision rights mapped early
Reviewable delivery
Visible work and release cadence
Maintainable handoff
Documentation built into delivery
Organizations SKAD Has Worked With
What We Build
Migration to .NET MAUI
The supported path forward for most Xamarin.Forms applications, done incrementally.
Migration to Native
Moving to Swift and Kotlin where the application justifies platform-specific rebuilds.
Migration Assessment
An honest review of what to migrate, what to rebuild and what to retire.
Shared Code Preservation
Keeping business logic and data layers intact through migration.
Store Compliance Work
Meeting current Apple and Google requirements on applications built years ago.
Why Teams Choose Us
Honest about the situation
Xamarin is out of support, and pretending otherwise costs you more later.
Migration, not stranding
A route to MAUI or native, planned around your release schedule.
Business logic protected
The shared C# that encodes your rules is usually worth preserving.
Tools and Technologies
01
Existing
Xamarin.Forms 
Xamarin.Android 
Xamarin.iOS 02
Target
.NET MAUI 
.NET 8 03
Native alternatives
Swift 
SwiftUI 
Kotlin 
Jetpack Compose 04
Shared logic
C# .NET Standard libraries Frequently Asked Questions
No. Support ended in May 2024, so new work should target MAUI or native.
MAUI if you want to keep shared C#. Native if platform experience matters more than code sharing.
Yes for now, but store requirements keep tightening, so migration should be scheduled rather than red.
It depends on how much of the app is Forms UI versus shared logic. An assessment answers this properly.
Yes, and that is often the right approach while migration is planned.