.NET provides a unified platform for building various applications, with .NET MAUI specifically targeting native mobile and desktop apps from a single codebase.
Tracing the history from Mono and Xamarin, this section explains how .NET MAUI emerged as the next generation of Microsoft's cross-platform UI framework.
.NET MAUI is a multi-platform app UI framework for building native apps on Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows from a single project.
The framework provides over 50 controls, data binding, shell navigation, and direct access to native device APIs for true native performance.
Features like Hot Reload and Hot Restart, combined with patterns like MVVM, significantly speed up the development and debugging workflow.
Get started by installing the necessary workloads in Visual Studio or using the new extension for Visual Studio Code.
This walkthrough covers creating a new project, understanding the single-project structure, and using Hot Reload to make live code changes.
Use the .NET Upgrade Assistant to migrate Xamarin.Forms projects, then prepare the resulting native application for deployment to the app stores.
Answering audience questions about choosing .NET MAUI over Flutter, its open-source nature, design system support, and native performance.
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