Platform-native UIs are hard—use the web if you can For all the hate thrown at Electron, it solves an important problem: How to write truly cross-platform apps that present consistently.

2. Ensuring Cross-Team Collaboration Cross-platform apps are usually developed and maintained by multiple teams who must collaborate closely, but who often use different tools and work in silos.

Our work on over 20 cross-platform projects shows development time drops by at least 30%. That means fewer hires and less overhead. Maintenance simplifies, too—update once, not twice.

So, while Uno Platform Studio and Hot Design might not directly address the issues faced by Microsoft's dev team, they might provide a new way to approach cross-platform .NET development that could ...

A large, engaged community of open source developers is awaiting a milestone release of Avalonia, a cross-platform UI framework for .NET that boasts more than 2.2 million installs. That release, ...