This article discusses how to style Xamarin.Forms with CSS, covering the benefits you can get from doing so and including examples.
"Blasphemy!"
This is the typical reaction from hardcore XAML enthusiasts when they're told that Xamarin.Forms XAML can now be styled with CSS. Yes, we're talking good old Cascading StyleSheets (CSS). Meant for web, but now able to be used to style native cross-platform Xamarin.Forms apps. Sure, it sounds a little weird at first. But it's important to consider that CSS styling for XAML has some unique advantages (as do other web technologies). This article explores the promise of styling Xamarin.Forms apps with CSS and what lies ahead. This is a new optional way to style your Xamarin.Forms XAML visual elements, where there's not much to lose and plenty to gain!
Why CSS?
First up, if you are a hater of any web technologies, you need to give up the fight against bringing CSS support to Xamarin.Forms. It is happening. And although it's not in a stable… (Continue reading at telerik.com)