With more and more developers looking to get into mobile, it would make sense that they would want to use the tooling of their choice. Visual Studio dates back to April 1995 (Version 4.0), with the most current release being Visual Studio 2013, and it shows no signs of slowing down. But the explosion of mobile apps leaves several questions for developers using Visual Studio. What are my options for developing mobile apps in general? How can I develop for iOS without a Mac? How can I develop for Android without learning Java? Maybe, even more importantly, is, “How do I develop for all three mobile platforms using a single-code base with a shared user interface in Visual Studio?” I will address all of these questions in this article.
