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DIPS.Xamarin.UI

A shared UI library that DIPS uses and maintains for their mobile applications.

From DIPSAS·Updated June 19, 2026·View on GitHub·

This repository is not active due to the development teams transition to .NET MAUI. To use this library in your .NET MAUI project, head over to [DIPS.Mobile.UI](https://github.com/DIPSAS/DIPS.Mobile.UI). The project is written primarily in C#, distributed under the MIT License license, first published in 2019. Key topics include: design, dips, dotnet, e-health, loosely-coupled.

Latest release: v10.2.4[ContextMenu] Regression - Android crash
January 26, 2023View Changelog →

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This repository is not active due to the development teams transition to .NET MAUI.
To use this library in your .NET MAUI project, head over to DIPS.Mobile.UI.


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Description

A shared UI library that DIPS use and maintain for their mobile applications. The library contains different components that can be used by any Xamarin.Forms app. The visual parts of the library is created in collaboration with our internal UX team.

The library differentiate its components in three types:

UI Components

UI components include different visual components that are well known to people using our apps. This can be a sheet, popup, radio buttons with more. The UI components focuses heavily on the MVVM design pattern. This means that you can find useful properties that are bindable and is easy to use with commands. Each UI component should have a well documented WIKI and a samples page that you can look at.

Resources

Resources can be used in pages and UI components. This can be colors, icons and converters with more.

API

API includes utilities that is useful when working with the MVVM pattern and XAML. This can be a property changed api, commands, recursively searching the visual tree with more.

Supported platforms

  • Android
  • iOS

This package do not support UWP or WPF because DIPS has a internal Windows desktop library with other components that are more suiting for desktop applications.

Maintenance

The library gets constantly updated and new features gets added once we identify the need of having components shared between our apps. New features are added as a issue and are marked as a [Spec].

We follow semantic versioning for our nuget package.

Contribution

The library will be maintained by DIPS AS, but the public is always welcome to contribute. Please see our developer guidelines to get familiar with how to contribute.

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