Luboš Brát

Machine learning and artificial intelligence are two important fields of interest for SABO Mobile IT. We participated in the project SLEM (self-learning and self-explanatory machine) together with the Fraunhofer IPA and Knowtion and we are using machine learning in our projects as well.

So now, after we’ve described the Bindings Libraries creation process for Android and iOS, it’s time to show a real working example creation.

In the previous part, we learned how to create a bindings library for Android. Now let’s focus on the iOS version. For an iOS library, a developer needs a Mac. There are requirements which make it impossible to accomplish this part on a Windows machine.

This article covers the topic of creating and using the so-called Bindings Library for Xamarin or .NET mobile apps in general. The Bindings Library offers .NET developers the possibility to use native libraries written in Objective-C / Swift for iOS or in Java / Kotlin for Android apps. At the end of this article, you’ll find a living example which we’ve created in SABO Mobile IT.