Unleashing the Power of Cross-Platform Development With Avalonia UI
summary
Claims cross-platform .NET apps run on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and WebAssembly while using a single project and Skia renderer for GPU drawing; demos show Rider with Rider XAML live preview, a Raspberry Pi framebuffer HMI, AOT-packaged Mac app (Family.Show) and Syncfusion controls running with zero code changes. A fork called Avalonia XPF replaces WPF’s composition layer so large WPF apps port with minimal edits; MAUI interop and embedding MAUI/WPF controls into Avalonia are shown working in demos.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Avalonia UI intro
- 3:33Avalonia ecosystem
- 7:05Avalonia architecture
- 18:31New Avalonia project
- 22:44Multi-platform runs
- 29:46MAUI in Avalonia
- 34:45Avalonia XPF for WPF
- 38:19Avalonia XPF demo
- 43:19Hybrid with XPF
- 45:12Resources & community
- 45:54Q&A
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