The project that we created in the previous section used the Xamarin.Forms UI rendering. While this can be the most efficient way to implement a cross-platform application, in some cases, you might need to implement a very platform-specific application (this includes many platform APIs and specialized UI components). In these type of situations, you can resort to creating a classic Xamarin.iOS and/or Xamarin.Android application.
In a classic Xamarin application, views are created using native SDK components and toolsets. In the case of Xamarin.iOS, developers can create the application views either using an iOS namespace and UI elements using code or using XIBs or storyboards with backing controllers.
In order to recreate the implementation that was done on Xamarin.Forms for Xamarin.iOS, you can use the iOS application template listed under...
