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summary
Builds a playable two player air hockey game using .NET MAUI with a lightweight 2D engine layered on .NET MAUI Graphics and real time networking via SignalR Hub + background service . Matchmaking is first come first served, game state and collision rules run server side in ASP.NET Core, and a shared library lets identical physics run on client and server. Demo runs and synchronizes paddles and puck, with notes on serialization, AOT caveats, haptics and accessibility.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:51Why .NET MAUI for games
- 5:06Understanding .NET MAUI
- 10:06Building 2D game engine
- 11:06Game engine core concepts
- 17:26Game engine architecture
- 20:59First decision point
- 27:13Real-time multiplayer with SignalR
- 31:53Game state management
- 36:54Live air hockey demo
- 41:44Optimizing real-time performance
- 45:46Second decision point
- 47:37Making games accessible
- 55:20AI in game development
- 56:46Conclusion
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