All things client and mobile app development with .NET MAUI
summary
A field-service app migrates from Xamarin and WPF to .NET MAUI to unify code and share logic, targeting iOS Android and Windows and using Visual Studio on Mac and Windows, Esri ArcGIS maps SDK, Telerik controls, BrowserStack testing, and Azure back end. The production app already lists 83 views, serves thousands of users across hundreds of companies, ships from app stores with positive feedback, and uses the new handler architecture plus Blazor hybrid for dynamic forms.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and case study
- 2:12Evolution of .NET MAUI
- 6:46Growth and performance metrics
- 11:08Desktop features and updates
- 13:30Component vendor ecosystem
- 17:44Roadmap and native features
- 21:07Prioritizing stability
- 23:49Platform channels
- 26:27Keyboard and UI refinements
- 27:57GitHub Copilot integration
- 30:09Blazor Hybrid and extensions
- 33:04Support policy and migration
- 36:29Conclusion and resources
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