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What about Multi-platform App UI (MAUI)?

What about Multi-platform App UI (MAUI)? - .NET Tutorial

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What about Multi-platform App UI (MAUI)?

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- [Instructor] .NET Multi-platform App UI, also known as .NET MAUI, makes it possible to build native client apps for windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. It was supposed to be part of .NET 6 but is now scheduled for release six months later. In this video, we'll take a brief look at it, but you'll have to wait for another course to get more details. .NET MAUI is for developers who are looking to build certain kinds of apps. It's for programmers who want to write cross-platform apps using .NET libraries, for developers who write UI layout in XAML, and prefer C# as their coding language. Use it when you want to share UI layout and design across platforms. It's also useful when you want to share code and tests and business logic across platforms .NET MAUI is the evolution of Xamarin.Forms. Therefore, if you've worked with Xamarin.Forms in the past, you'll feel comfortable with MAUI. There are differences, though. MAUI…

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