Build Cross-platform Apps with .NET MAUI
summary
Claims a single codebase via single project targeting Android/iOS/macOS/Windows, shows concrete tooling: Visual Studio 2022, XAML/XAML-less C# UI, XAML hot reload and .NET hot reload, fonts/images auto-resizing, multi-targeting and platform interop. Presents numbers: 68% faster than Android Xamarin and 44% faster than Xamarin.Forms, notes .NET 7 maintains gains. Demos include a control gallery, styled buttons, Blazor Hybrid apps (ProntoPay shipped on preview) and working text‑to‑speech—everything runs during the demos.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction to .NET MAUI
- 11:09.NET MAUI mission
- 15:22Migrate from Xamarin to .NET MAUI
- 18:11Blazor hybrid with .NET MAUI
- 22:06Who uses .NET MAUI and real-world examples
- 27:20.NET MAUI resources
- 29:27.NET MAUI roadmap
- 32:58Live demo: Control Gallery
- 36:09Single-project structure
- 37:37Optimizing images and fonts
- 41:12Styling controls with XAML
- 44:05Styles for buttons
- 47:19Text-to-speech demo
- 50:29UI with C#
- 52:00C# markup for UI
- 55:11Tooltips and context menus
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