.NET MAUI: beyond Hello World!
summary
Hands-on checklist of what actually works and how: concrete demos of project structure, navigation and a running expenses page built with .NET MAUI and shown from Visual Studio Code; deployment targets are .NET for Android .NET for iOS Mac Catalyst and WinUI3; performance wins include vertical/horizontal StackLayout over generic StackLayout and use Shell for complex URL‑based navigation; operational advice: avoid heavy startup work in app.cs use secure storage not hardcoded secrets and minimize singletons and examples use CollectionView, fonts for icons and local caching options like SQLite.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:10What is .NET MAUI
- 5:22Project structure
- 7:51Program setup
- 9:20MVVM and navigation
- 13:14Shell navigation
- 15:00Page layouts
- 20:03Controls and binding
- 22:58Performance pitfalls
- 24:01Secure storage
- 27:57Device features
- 29:23Performance dos and don'ts in .NET MAUI
- 33:13Key takeaways
- 38:47Simple architecture
- 39:10Updating MAUI
- 39:31Q&A
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