What's new in .NET Multi-platform App UI (MAUI) Q&A
summary
Latest status: UI test packages for .NET 6+ land and a converted test suite reports about 6/7 pass rate; a work item for a broader automated UI testing story targets .NET 8. An experimental React hybrid webview and a proposed Maui Labs repo host proof‑of‑concepts. Tools include the .NET Upgrade Assistant for Xamarin→MAUI moves, slim bindings and platform channels as binding alternatives, and many desktop fixes in .NET 8 (hover, cursors, keyboard); memory leaks receive major fixes.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:51Overview
- 2:30Meet the Team
- 5:09Meet Beth
- 6:38Automated Testing
- 13:44MAUI Labs
- 15:29Building Apps
- 18:42Upgrade Path
- 22:06Cross Platform MAUI
- 23:36Upgrade Assistant
- 26:27Documentation
- 28:00Desktop enhancements
- 30:30Linux support
- 32:40Improvements for thirdparty bindings
- 36:17Customer stories
- 40:36Wholesome question
- 42:23Wrapup
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