Native Cross-Platform Mobile & Desktop Apps with .NET MAUI
summary
.NET MAUI on .NET 6 claims a single, multitargeted workflow to build native iOS Android macOS (via Mac Catalyst) and Windows apps using Visual Studio 2022 (17.3) with single multitargeted project and hot reload. It uses AOT for iOS, hybrid Blazor for web reuse, and exposes 70+ cross‑platform APIs and ~50 controls. Benchmarks show ~70% faster startup on Android and ~50% vs Xamarin.Forms. Demos build a podcast app, deploy to Windows Android and iOS, and the connectivity check and live reload work end‑to‑end.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00My journey into development
- 1:34The evolution of mobile dev
- 4:40Introducing .NET MAUI
- 6:11Why .NET MAUI matters
- 9:51Architecture and sharing
- 13:04Tooling and productivity
- 15:01Native UI and performance
- 21:06Standard controls and APIs
- 24:15Developing with MAUI
- 26:20Project structure demo
- 30:27Managing project configs
- 36:51Productivity and hot reload
- 40:00Accessing native features
- 44:34Multi-platform deployment
- 53:06Ecosystem and samples
- 59:09Blazor Hybrid overview
- 1:05:07Future and Q&A
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