Mortgage Payment Calc vs Uno Gallery

If you are the person who: * Prepare or wish to buy a house; * Have mortgage loans; * Is a housing agency; * want to calculate or manage loans etc. You will need this smart and comprehensive app to calculate the payment each cycle, payoff date, total payment, total interest, affordability, the payment schedule and prepayment etc, and also to manage your loans, track loans’ process and share amortization schedule. There are three calculators: ⁃ Mortgage calculator; ⁃ Loan calculator; ⁃ Affordability calculator. You can save the results for further comparison or consideration. Input value could be house value, frequency, term, interest rate, start date, annual property tax, annual home insurance and PMI. The Frequency could be Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly. How you can manage your loans? ⁃ Check your loans in one place. ⁃ Check the process of your total loans and each loan. ⁃ Set notification for each loan. ⁃ Check the payment, principal, interest and balance of each cycle. ⁃ Mark the schedule as paid after it been paid. ⁃ Add extra payment and get the analysis about the new payoff date, new total payment and how much you can save. Other features: ⁃ Set your own currency. ⁃ iCloud and Dropbox backup and restore. ⁃ Passcode protection. ⁃ Supports universal version. If you have any question or suggestion, please send email to userfeed@vip.tom.com.

Uno is the WinUI Bridge .NET Library to enable true cross-platform development, using the WinUI APIs as a common ground. This application showcases a playground for testing XAML code live, and the view the features of Uno platform library for iOS. Uno Platform key features: Support for MVVM Patterns, data-binding, styling, animations, controls and Data Templating. Benefit from Live UI Editing with Visual Studio's Xaml edit-and-continue. Compatible with existing WinUI projects/codebases. Third-Party support is easy. Easy access to the underlying platform APIs. Controls and panels respect WinUI's API but inherit directly from Native classes (UIView on iOS). Developers have complete control if platform-specific tweaks are required.