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hey,

is it true, the free version of xamarin only works for 30 days?

so if i was to develop an android app using C# its not good idea to use it?

please clarify

thanks

Posted 8-Jul-14 2:42am

xirokx

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 8-Jul-14 8:44am

I think not, but why ask us? Ask Xamarin!

[no name] 8-Jul-14 9:00am

What is it that you think needs clarification? If you need to know more about Xamarin then maybe you should be asking them about it.

xirokx 8-Jul-14 9:14am

fair enough...

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2014-07-08T03:21:00

http://xamarin.com/faq[^]

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What is the difference between the Trial and Starter?
When you begin a Xamarin Trial, you get access to the full Xamarin Enterprise feature set, including the ability to run your app on actual device hardware, for 30 days. Apps built in trial mode can only be run within a 24 hour window after they are built, and bear a splash screen that indicates they were built using the Trial SDK. The Xamarin Trial is licensed for evaluation purposes only.

You'll want to contact them directly to clarify any questions.

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) · Answer 2 · 2014-07-08T03:26:00

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is it true, the free version of xamarin only works for 30 days?

Refer - http://xamarin.com/download[^]

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Nice! You are about to download Xamarin Starter edition so you can develop cross-platform apps in C#. You can start a 30-day trial of Business edition at any time.

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so if i was to develop an android app using C# its not good idea to use it?

Depends on your experience. Still I would suggest you to read the discussions and reviews on the product in forums.

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