Building games in .NET MAUI
summary
Shows a working 2D engine called Orbit game engine built on .NET MAUI using the MAUI GraphicsView + Dispatcher loop to update state, render and wait (16 ms target ≈ 62.5 fps). Demonstrates an Asteroids-style Orbit sample plus drawing and air‑hockey examples, scoped DI for shared objects (battery/ship), optional Skia canvas swap for testing, platform particle systems via native APIs, simple collision/component split, and snapshot rendering tests for regressions.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:37Who is Shaun
- 2:31Agenda
- 3:22What is NET MAUI
- 5:14What is a game
- 8:45Overview
- 12:22Game Loops
- 14:29Why NET MAUI
- 17:29User Input
- 20:34Game Scene View
- 22:09Scene
- 23:04Scene Manager
- 24:27Game Object
- 25:23Demo
- 30:55Tips Tricks
- 32:52Display Independent Update
- 33:56Haptic Support
- 35:58Accessibility
- 40:24What MAUI doesnt offer
- 42:50Snapshot testing
- 48:42Hello Neighbor
- 49:10Resources
- 50:54Conclusion
- 52:42Code Example
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