Building Mobile and Desktop Apps with VS and .NET MAUI
summary
Visual Studio plus .NET MAUI is shown as a practical cross‑platform stack: VS Code and Visual Studio tools with hot reload and a live design preview, iCoreDbg for better debugging, Copilot image/Figma → XAML generation that produces runnable UI, and ZAML source gen that cuts debug navigation latency. Native AOT shrinks app size ~4.9% and speeds startup (484 → 367 ms). Telemetry: +17% devs, −26% issues, 4.7× PRs with 1.4× merge velocity. Fidelity’s Active Trader Pro port runs and scales.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:41AI infused apps
- 7:38Responsible AI
- 9:55Client app landscape
- 12:36MAUI architecture
- 17:34Desktop prioritization
- 18:34MAUI adoption and performance
- 23:34Fidelity case study
- 25:12Visual Studio tooling
- 31:12Hot reload and previews
- 34:05Remote iOS development
- 35:46Project structure demo
- 51:13Copilot for UI design
- 54:42Copilot MCP server
- 56:58Whats new in .NET 9
- 1:01:00Looking ahead to .NET 10
- 1:10:08Support and conclusion
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