.NET MAUI
- This group is for us to support each other
We are (presumably) all MAUI developers in this group, and we are here to receive information, but also to support each other, which can include testing each other's apps, so no, I don't consider such a post to be spam (if I did I wouldn't have made it!), and yes, if you want to tell us about your MAUI app then feel free to go ahead and do so! We are each other's supporters club with getting our MAUI app done and dusted.
- Welcome to the .NET MAUI Community on programming.dev
Hello everyone. I am your mod, Donald, Founder of Smartman Apps. You can find me on Mastodon at @SmartmanApps@dotnet.social.
You can follow/post to this Community from Mastodon by following @dotnetmaui@programming.dev
A few rules...
- As usual these site-wide rules apply (bear in mind this is a SFW Community)...
- Dangerous content on the instance and federated instances including phishing, spamming, brigading, unmarked nsfw, nsfw content in sfw communities, doxing, etc. is not allowed and subject to be handled by the mods or admins
- Hate speech is not allowed on the instance or in instances federated with it. This includes remarks directed at sex, gender, ethnicity, orientation, disabilities, etcβ¦
- It is strongly recommended to cross-post to the dotnet Community here.
- Anything that is related to developing with MAUI is welcome. e.g. MAUI controls, bugs, platform-specific issues (such as MAUI on Android), upgrading from Xamarin, XAML, as well as dotnet and csharp (though consider posting there for that, or perhaps cross-post).
- When posting, bear in mind that these are also going out to people's Mastodon feeds. i.e. try not to be overly wordy.
- I reserve the right to modify these rules :-) (but also feel free to make appropriate suggestions for such modifications).
P.S. I used mod-dotnet-bot.net to make the icon for this Community, if anyone was wondering
- MAUI and Blazor with Beth Massiwww.spreaker.com MAUI and Blazor with Beth Massi
What's up with MAUI and Blazor? Carl and Richard chat with Beth Massi about the latest MAUI, including the new webview available on GitHub that lets you embed a
- Release v1.0.0 CameraView: Smile for the Camera! Β· CommunityToolkit/Mauigithub.com Release v1.0.0 CameraView: Smile for the Camera! Β· CommunityToolkit/Maui
Get in line to high-five @zhitaop and take a selfie π€³ with him through the new camera control we now have because of him! Zhitao almost single-handedly did all the work to port CameraView over fro...
- Release v4.0.0 MediaElement: Lock Screen Controls & Metadata Support Β· CommunityToolkit/Mauigithub.com Release v4.0.0 MediaElement: Lock Screen Controls & Metadata Support Β· CommunityToolkit/Maui
Introducing the next major version of MediaElement version 4.0, all thanks to the amazing @ne0rrmatrix! In this version you can play media in the background and control that through the OS integrat...
- Release 8.0.60 SR6 Β· dotnet/mauigithub.com Release 8.0.60 SR6 Β· dotnet/maui
What's Changed Fix Android multi-window error message notation by @aqua-ix in #22350 fix: fix 22183 RadioButton checked value by @maonaoda in #22186 [iOS] FlyoutPage Shadow works incorrectly on iO...
- The .NET MAUI Extension for Visual Studio Code is now Generally Available - .NET Blogdevblogs.microsoft.com The .NET MAUI Extension for Visual Studio Code is now Generally Available - .NET Blog
Start developing .NET MAUI apps with the GA Visual Studio Code extension today!
- Getting started with UI testing .NET MAUI apps using Appium - .NET Blogdevblogs.microsoft.com Getting started with UI testing .NET MAUI apps using Appium - .NET Blog
A proven way to test your (mobile) apps is through UI testing. In this post we will learn how to get setup with UI testing for .NET MAUI apps using Appium.
- Sands of MAUI: Issue #147www.telerik.com Sands of MAUI: Issue #147
Welcome to the Sands of MAUIβnewsletter-style issues dedicated to bringing together the latest .NET MAUI content relevant to developers.
- Some MAUI templates for UI testing made by Geraldgithub.com GitHub - jfversluis/Template.Maui.UITesting: Templates that will make adding UI tests to your .NET MAUI app a breeze
Templates that will make adding UI tests to your .NET MAUI app a breeze - jfversluis/Template.Maui.UITesting
- Is NET MAUI the future of cross platform development| ScopeTraderappdevelopermagazine.com Is NET MAUI the future of cross platform development| ScopeTrader
Is NET MAUI the future of cross platform development? We recently caught up with Ryan Gant from Bottle Rocket to find out. Developers can now use a unified framework supporting Android, iOS, Windows, Web, and Mac. It promises improved performance and seamless cross-platform development.
- Microsoft Build sessions playlistwww.youtube.com .NET at Microsoft Build 2024
All the sessions live and on-demands for .NET developers from Microsoft Build 2024.
- Chris "Woody" Woodruff - Networking programming RSS feed announcementmastodon.social Chris "Woody" Woodruff (@cwoodruff@mastodon.social)
Stay updated with the latest network programming knowledge in #CSharp and #DotNet! π Check out the new RSS feed for "Beyond Boundaries - Networking Programming with C# 12 and .NET 8" for tips, updates, and expert insights. Follow along at https://rssviewer.app/https%3A%2F%2Frss.app%2Ffeeds%2FvKGL7...
- Microsoft priorities
As much as I hate to say it, it certainly feels like Khalid has nailed it here (raise MAUI issue, backlogged, raise MAUI issue, backlogged, raise MAUI issue, backlogged).
- .NET Announcements & Updates from Microsoft Build 2024 - .NET Blogdevblogs.microsoft.com .NET Announcements & Updates from Microsoft Build 2024 - .NET Blog
Our latest updates and announcements from Microsoft Build including .NET Aspire, .NET 9 Preview 4, C# 13, Blazor, .NET MAUI, and more!
- Join the .NET Team at Microsoft Build 2024! - .NET Blogdevblogs.microsoft.com Join the .NET Team at Microsoft Build 2024! - .NET Blog
Get ready for a great lineup of .NET sessions at Microsoft Build 2024. Join us either in Seattle or from the comfort of your own home. With a mix of live and online sessions, you wonβt miss a beat.
- S06E17 - .NET MAUI: Navigating the Cross-Platform Code Seas with Maddy Montaquiladotnetcore.show S06E17 - .NET MAUI: Navigating the Cross-Platform Code Seas with Maddy Montaquila
Maddy Montaquila delves into the exciting world of .NET MAUI, shedding light on the revolutionary advancements in cross-platform app development. From the seamless integration with Visual Studio Code extensions to the support for various architectural patterns, listeners will gain valuable insights ...
- Release v9.0.0: Breaking Bugfixes Β· CommunityToolkit/Mauigithub.com Release v9.0.0: Breaking Bugfixes Β· CommunityToolkit/Maui
Version 9! That must mean amazing new goodies! π± Unfortunately, no. Although every release of the Toolkit is a party of its own, for this release there are a couple of bugfixes that required breaki...
- The Journey to Accessible Apps: Keyboard Accessibility and .NET MAUI - .NET Blogdevblogs.microsoft.com The Journey to Accessible Apps: Keyboard Accessibility and .NET MAUI - .NET Blog
Are your apps keyboard accessible? Learn more about keyboard traps and find out how you can ensure your .NET MAUI apps are keyboard accessible.
- Introducing .NET MAUI Community Tookit v8: TouchBehavior support is here! - .NET Blogdevblogs.microsoft.com Introducing .NET MAUI Community Tookit v8: TouchBehavior support is here! - .NET Blog
The .NET MAUI Community Toolkit version 8.0 has been released with the highly anticipated TouchBehavior on board!
- SOLVED: Missing "shared" folder in new MAUI library
I just created a couple of new MAUI libraries for the first time in a while, and when I've gone to link to them I've discovered neither has the shared folder there (I don't know if we still call them that in MAUI - that's what they were called in Xamarin). The 4 platform folders are there, but not the 5th one (screenshot from a different library, with all 5 folders there). I even deleted one and started again from scratch to be sure, and sure enough it was missing again. Does anyone know what is going on here? Is this a bug, or do I now link to dll's in a different folder? (I'm looking in bin\Release) This is using the current standard MAUI library template in VS.
- My TOP 5 reasons why you should try .NET MAUI (originally in German but can be translated to English)devreltobbo.medium.com #12 | Meine TOP 5 GrΓΌnde wieso ihrΒ .NET MAUI probieren solltet
Bildet euch bitte erst eure eigene Meinung ΓΌber das Framework von Microsoft bevor ihr es ablehnt!
- Xamarin Forms reaches end of life. What should you do? | InfoWorldwww.infoworld.com Xamarin Forms reaches end of life. What should you do? | InfoWorld
Itβs time to update your older cross-platform .NET applications. Should you use MAUI or something else?
- Announcing the Upcoming Deprecation of MSAL.NET for Xamarin and UWP | Microsoft Entra Identity Platformdevblogs.microsoft.com Announcing the Upcoming Deprecation of MSAL.NET for Xamarin and UWP | Microsoft Entra Identity Platform
Announcing the deprecation of the Xamarin and UWP versions of MSAL.NET starting with MSAL.NET 4.61.0.
- Testing Your Native AOT Applications - .NET Blogdevblogs.microsoft.com Testing Your Native AOT Applications - .NET Blog
MSTest introduces a Native AOT compatible test runner and engine for testing your Native AOT applications.
- What is this in my MAUI csproj?
I had this line randomly appear in my csproj git changes...
<ProjectExtensions><VisualStudio><UserProperties XamarinHotReloadGenericExceptionInfoBarBaseMAUIAppHideInfoBar="True" /></VisualStudio></ProjectExtensions>
I didn't put it there myself, unless by accidentally clicking something. Maybe it got put there automatically (like when you update nuget and it automatically updates the csproj)?
I don't use XAML, nor hot reload, nor did I add any extensions, so I'm not sure why it appeared. I Googled for it and couldn't really find anything about it. I don't know if it's safe to just delete it or if it needs to be there now?
