I will develop high performance cross platform mobile applications


About this gig
Are you looking to build a high-performance cross-platform mobile app, upgrade an existing Xamarin codebase to .NET MAUI, or integrate enterprise hardware and real-time APIs? You are in the right place.
With over 8 years of production-grade engineering experience in C# and the .NET ecosystem, I specialize in architecting scalable, clean-code mobile solutions for iOS, Android, and Windows. Whether you have a fresh concept, an existing app that needs new features, or a legacy project requiring a smooth migration to .NET MAUI, I deliver robust, production-ready software.
What I Offer:
- Full-Cycle App Development: Clean MVVM architecture (Prism, FreshMvvm, MvvmCross) with .NET MAUI and Xamarin.
- Xamarin to .NET MAUI Migration: Complete upgrade and code modernization for existing enterprise apps.
- Offline-First Storage: Local caching and data synchronization using SQLite and SQL Server.
- Real-Time & Cloud Connectivity: SignalR WebSockets, Azure Blob Storage, and secure OAuth/ADAL/MSAL authentication.
- Hardware & Device Integration: RFID scanners (Chainway), Bluetooth/Wi-Fi devices, UDP sockets, and EMV payment processing.
- Maps & Geofencing: Esri/ArcGIS, Leaflet JS, and Google Maps
Get to know Ajaysinh Dodiya
Senior Software Engineer
- FromIndia
- Member sinceMar 2025
Languages
Hindi, Gujarati, English
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FAQ
Can you migrate my existing Xamarin.Forms app to modern .NET MAUI?
Yes. I specialize in migrating legacy Xamarin.Forms projects to .NET MAUI, updating deprecated dependencies, rewriting custom renderers into lightweight handlers, and ensuring smooth performance on the latest iOS and Android runtimes.
Do you deliver full source code ownership?
Yes, all completed orders include the full, clean source code repository with instructions to build and run locally.
Can you work with specialized hardware like RFID or payment devices?
Absolutely. I have hands-on experience integrating RFID handhelds (such as Chainway), EMV payment terminals, and network hardware via UDP/HTTP sockets.

