As of: 23 September 2026 · Reading time: 2 min
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- With the change of the year 2023/2024, the developer community of Xamarin, one of the most well-known cross-platform development technologies of the last decade, is adopted.
With the change of the year 2023/2024, the developer community of Xamarin, one of the most well-known cross-platform development technologies of the last decade, is adopted.
“Mobile first is no longer a trend—it is the baseline for every mid-market digital strategy.”
– Björn Groenewold, Managing Director, Groenewold IT Solutions
Microsoft has discontinued Xamarin — the successor is .NET MAUI. Existing Xamarin apps must be migrated before support ends.
Migration to MAUI or switching to Flutter/React Native should be planned now to avoid security vulnerabilities and technical debt.
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References and further reading
The following separate references complement the topics in this article:
- Bitkom – German digital industry association.
- German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI).
- European Commission – Digital strategy.
- MDN Web Docs (Mozilla)
- W3C – World Wide Web Consortium.
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About the author
Managing Director of Groenewold IT Solutions GmbH and Hyperspace GmbH
Since 2009 Björn Groenewold has been developing software solutions for the mid-market. He is Managing Director of Groenewold IT Solutions GmbH (founded 2010) and Hyperspace GmbH. As founder of Groenewold IT Solutions he has successfully supported more than 250 projects – from legacy modernisation to AI integration.
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