What's New and Next for .NET MAUI
summary
First look at .NET MAUI shows concrete changes: .NET MAUI ships in .NET 8 with NuGet service releases so you can update MAUI independently, the repo reports over 1,000 PRs merged and ≈2,200 issues touched since November, and hot reload and VS Code/Visual Studio demos run live on macOS, iOS (hot restart from Windows), Android and Windows. Hybrid demos show Blazor Hybrid and a new HybridWebView for JS/HTML embedding, a native library interop template builds a working pie‑chart binding, and Native AOT cuts size and startup by ~50–60%.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Welcome and Intros
- 2:01Client app development
- 3:35Microsoft's investments in client development
- 10:10NET Maui in .NET 8
- 15:15Prioritizing your productivity
- 17:46Demo
- 47:44Hybrid Development
- 49:17Demo
- 53:49NET MAUI HybridWebView
- 54:40Native first with .NET MAUI
- 56:10iOS and Android Native Libraries
- 56:56Native Library Interop
- 58:32Demo
- 1:06:06Resources and Community
- 1:10:34Q&A
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