VS2013 Xamarin's incompatible plugin when installing VS2015...

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As a good .NET developer, yesterday I installed the new Visual Studio 2015 IDE to discover all its new features...


VS2015 installed !


I was previously developping mobile apps with Xamarin on VS2013. So as I am impatient I installed VS2015 without thinking of all the modifications it can bring to my environment...


And bingo ! When I started back VS2013 to edit my Xamarin's projects, I had a bad surprise:

iOS & Android projects no more compatible...


But, fortunately, I find a really quick solution to restore Xamarin compatibility with VS2013. In fact in the windows programs / functionnalities menu, I  changed the Xamarin app components configuration like above:

Xamarin, change installation


Xamarin for Visual Studio 2013 is disabled !



Re-enable it and it s all good :)



And go you can continue to develop Xamarin projects with VS2013 !




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