Xamarin 2.0 reviewed: iOS development finally comes to Visual Studio

Ars Technica
By Peter BrightFeb 20, 2013, 3:55 pm2.1k ptsInteresting
Since 2009, it's been possible to develop iOS applications using C# and .NET, courtesy of MonoTouch. But one important detail has always been missing. If you wanted to use Visual Studio—the premier C# and .NET development environment, the one that almost every C# developer calls home—you were out of luck.…

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