How We Built a Cross-Platform App for the San Jose Earthquakes

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View of Avaya Stadium's interior with empty stands and a green field. An iPhone in the foreground displays the Avaya Stadium mobile app, efficiently built using Xamarin by ArcTouch, showcasing options for navigating the stadium.
View of Avaya Stadium's interior with empty stands and a green field. An iPhone in the foreground displays the Avaya Stadium mobile app, efficiently built using Xamarin by ArcTouch, showcasing options for navigating the stadium.
View of Avaya Stadium's interior with empty stands and a green field. An iPhone in the foreground displays the Avaya Stadium mobile app, efficiently built using Xamarin by ArcTouch, showcasing options for navigating the stadium.

What you'll learn

The two-time MLS Cup champion San Jose Earthquakes needed world-class Android and iOS apps in time to open their stunning new stadium, hailed by many as the best soccer facility in the U.S.

Learn how app development studio ArcTouch used the Xamarin framework to efficiently deliver a cross-platform app that really scored with Earthquakes fans.

Code sharing

The Avaya Stadium app was built using Xamarin.Forms with 80% total code sharing across the iOS and Android platforms.

Project efficiency

ArcTouch estimates a 35% savings in development time from using Xamarin vs. using a combination of Objective-C and Java.

Fast fix

Xamarin Insights enabled ArcTouch to identify and fix an important issue in just 48 hours, before users provided negative feedback.

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