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I want to create a website to host manga or link the manga to fansub.

Let's say a manga Host and create an app on android to view the mangas without having to enter the site.

How can I do this?

Develop the site on ASP.NET and then create the app na on android?

I found Xamarin, I saw that it can develop for cross platform, but would not the development be limited?

Some people advised me to develop in XAML, but they say that it is better to create something more fruity for each platform

Question: How can I do this?

Thank you

Author: Braian Silva, 2015-12-04

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There is no way to give you the way of the stones and say, "do this, this and more this and you will have everything you need", even I find it strange the question has no vote to be closed as too wideor mainly based on opinions.

But anyway, I know what it's like to be in such a situation and I will try to help you in a very succinct way here, as you develop, specific questions will arise and then we can help you best.

reinforcing: I'll give you some tips, it's not a rule, or anything.

How can I do this?

You think ahead and start making a REST API. Making the API that handles your data model, etc. Then you can use it in any application you are developing, whether desktop, web or mobile.

Develop the site on ASP.NET and then create the app na on android?

This will depend on your taste, need and other factors. If you're going to follow the idea of creating an API, I find it interesting to develop the API first. But, I say again, this is not the rule.

I found Xamarin, I saw that it can develop for cross platform, but would not the development be limited?

Limited in what way? Xamarin is very good, you develop everything in C# and deploy in a (practically) native app. Not counting all the tools that are available as the Xamarin Insights and Xamarin Test Cloud. But of course this all is paid.

I think reading these questions will help you a lot.
what is REST and RESTful?
differences of Web Service types: SOAP, REST, XML
simple REST WebService

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Author: LINQ, 2017-04-13 12:59:35