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Today I would like to present to you 3 new updates. Intercom for Xamarin.Forms Update for Native libs for Intercome Examples Intercom for Xamarin.Forms After we finished with the development of native libraries, we started creating a cross-platform solution. Now, for convenience and ease of use on Xamarin. Forms we have available the following list of methods: void EnableLogging(); void HandleIntercomPushNotification(Dictionary<string, string> userInfo); void HideMessenger()

Hi everyone! A while ago, one of my clients sent me an email with the request. He wanted to implement a real online chat into the app. He suggested using Intercom, as that solution has been already used on their website. However, we faced the problem: Intercom doesn’t have a package for both Xamarin Native and Xamarin Forms. I decided to investigate the solutions, which the Xamarin community provides. I found a couple of options, but none of them were for Xamarin Forms. Mor