Cross-platform UIs ‘go live’ with .NET MAUI
Much of the current .NET vision builds on the work of the Mono and Xamarin teams, delivering a cross-platform version of the .NET runtime. Updating the core of .NET was the first part of the project: devising a way for your code to run on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and more. Now it’s time for the user experience side to get a similar update. Win UI 3 and the Windows App SDK provide UI tools for Windows apps, and MAUI, the Multiplatform App UI, gives you the tools to build cross-platform apps for desktop and mobile.To read this article in full, please click here
Much of the current .NET vision builds on the work of the Mono and Xamarin teams, delivering a cross-platform version of the .NET runtime. Updating the core of .NET was the first part of the project: devising a way for your code to run on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and more. Now it’s time for the user experience side to get a similar update. Win UI 3 and the Windows App SDK provide UI tools for Windows apps, and MAUI, the Multiplatform App UI, gives you the tools to build cross-platform apps for desktop and mobile.
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