It’s not directly possible to convert Swift and C# code into XAML because they belong to different ecosystems. Swift is primarily used for iOS development, while C# is typically used with frameworks like .NET or Xamarin for cross-platform development. XAML (eXtensible Application Markup Language) is a declarative markup language used for designing UI in .NET-based frameworks like WPF, UWP, and Xamarin.Forms.
If your goal is to port your iOS app to a cross-platform solution that uses XAML (e.g., Xamarin.Forms), you would need to:
Rebuild the UI using XAML in Xamarin.Forms (which supports both iOS and Android).
Translate the logic written in Swift to C# if necessary.
Ensure that platform-specific features are handled using dependency services or platform-specific code.
It’s not a direct "conversion," but a reimplementation for a new framework and platform.
If you're just looking to create a cross-platform version of your app, you might consider Xamarin.Forms, which uses C# for the logic and XAML for the UI. This would allow you to write once and deploy on multiple platforms (iOS, Android, etc.).
For more tailored solutions and guidance, Jaz Infotech can provide support in mobile app development and cross-platform technologies.