Develop cross-platform apps with
.NET MAUI
Would you like to develop MAUI apps for Android, IOS and macOS using C# and .NET? Then this book is just right for you.
Would you like to develop MAUI apps for Android, IOS and macOS using C# and .NET? Then this book is just right for you.
Reviews
The .NET MAUI Framework - .NET Multi-platform App User Interface - is Microsoft's de facto standard for developing cross-platform apps with .NET that run on iOS, Android, macOS and Windows. For developers who are serious about developing apps with .NET MAUI and C#, this book is highly recommended and, in my opinion, an absolute must-read. I am fascinated by this book: content, writing style, examples, illustrations and presentation of code are excellent! After an overview, new and experienced .NET developers can dive into different areas such as XAML, forms, navigation, styles, localization, custom controls, etc. Particularly noteworthy is the practical approach, which also covers the MVVM pattern, calling web services, publishing in the various app stores and a lot of valuable knowledge about app development. A real gem in the German-speaking market!
About the Author
I am André Krämer, Managing Director of Quality Bytes GmbH. In addition to developing my own apps with .Net MAUI, I am happy to pass on my knowledge in the areas of ASP.NET, .NET MAUI, Azure DevOps, TX Text-Control and Microsoft Azure through training courses, consulting projects, as a speaker at developer forums and via LinkedIn trainings.
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From the content
- Quick start: Your first app with .NET MAUI in one hour
- Overview of .NET for Android, .NET for iOS, .NET for Mac and .NET MAUI
- Architecture of cross-platform apps
- Create interface design with layout containers/input forms
- Navigation and the .NET MAUI Shell
- Displaying lists with the .NET MAUI CollectionView
- Use of images, icons and fonts in your .NET MAUI apps
- Uniform design with styles and themes in .NET MAUI
- Calling up web services
- Local data storage with SQLite
- Access to device functions
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