Enhancing .NET MAUI: Quality Performance and Interoperability in .NET 9
summary
Overview of .NET MAUI in .NET 9 covers concrete improvements and working demos: Visual Studio and VS Code DevKit show Zamel Live preview with hot reload and live visual tree, Android usage grows 160% in Play Store since .NET 8, and tooling supports multi-targeting and Android app bundles with Android asset packs. Early Native AOT publish results show ~61.7% smaller package, ~48.6% faster startup, and slim native bindings + HybridWebView demos run and interoperate with JS and native SDKs.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:21What is .NET MAUI?
- 5:16MAUI momentum and community
- 8:45State of the ecosystem
- 12:01Visual Studio demo
- 23:00MAUI development on Mac
- 26:39.NET 8 recap
- 28:21Blazor hybrid overview
- 30:11MAUI roadmap and quality
- 34:59Workload sets in .NET 9
- 37:42Project level versioning
- 40:03Advanced Android and iOS
- 41:43Hybrid web view experiment
- 45:06Native AOT compilation
- 47:39Interop and slim bindings
- 51:27Component vendors
- 52:24Conclusion and next steps
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