Microsoft should buy Xamarin for a lot of money
Instead of paying individual developers to port apps, Microsoft should acquire Xamarin to solve the mobile development f...
Instead of paying individual developers to port apps, Microsoft should acquire Xamarin to solve the mobile development f...
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