Cross-platform development with .NET MAUI
summary
.NET MAUI claims a single C# codebase for Android, iOS, macOS and Windows and is the evolution of Xamarin; a Danish government landscape already runs 30+ MAUI apps. The framework compiles shared XAML pages to native controls, uses MVVM with the Community Toolkit (observable properties, relay commands), and consolidates resources so one image auto-generates platform resolutions. Demoed features include single project with platform folders, hot reload, Blazor hybrid option, and successful handling of recent iOS/Android UI changes so long as .NET stays up to date.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to .NET MAUI
- 2:32.NET MAUI evolution
- 9:28Basic MAUI project demo
- 13:26Resources and fonts config
- 15:35Navigation with AppShell
- 20:23MAUI Blazor Hybrid intro
- 24:00MAUI Blazor Hybrid demo
- 29:41MAUI vs Blazor Hybrid
- 33:11Future of .NET MAUI
- 37:12Layout options in MAUI
- 40:46New project with MVVM
- 48:39Vertical slicing in MAUI
- 51:20MAUI with VS Code
- 56:29Q&A
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