thank you for that! this is the first video that I found that makes clear how to achieve different target views. looking forward to view your next video!
Hello, Very good tutorial, however how to implement this when using Shell as it is recommended for Maui? is this the official way? Maui is cross platform and dont have a native easier way to decide? I read the Onplatform and Idiom... but not sure if those will be deprecated soon. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Absolutely excellent content as always from you! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. Is there a way to donate to you, buy you a coffee, or something. I find a lot of your content extremely useful. Cheers and happy coding chief!!
@@naweedakram It's my pleasure. i actually just built the Idiom logic based on using this tutorial, but stored a lot of the DeviceInfo available and DisplayInfo into a Property Class which i can now call and get the Exact Idiom and other properties so i know how to handle them, a little more granular but it's great. Thanks again
I'm new to maui, but I think the platform folder is for something that he wants only use on one platform, for example using google maps on Android and waze on Ios
TH-cam removed my question. It was about auto wiring the view model. Which video (if already done) can this be found. I have some possible sample code already from the CommunityToolkit. BTW, nice job. I don't know if this is the best way but it is very interesting approach for the project I am working on.
I'm not recommending this way android these day have dynamic width like the galaxy fold or the surface duo 2 to make the best responsive design we have rely on width change and visual state
thank you for that! this is the first video that I found that makes clear how to achieve different target views. looking forward to view your next video!
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Couldn't this result be made easier using a controlTemplate in combination with OnIdiom and OnPlatform in xaml?
Late comment, but really I found what I was looking, thanks for such video
Thanks a lot. This is what I was looking for
deserve the subs and likes thanks for the efforts and waiting for your next video
Much appreciated!
Thank you very much fir this video!
Have you made the other video defining a viewmodel as Binding Context of each view?
Hello, Very good tutorial, however how to implement this when using Shell as it is recommended for Maui? is this the official way? Maui is cross platform and dont have a native easier way to decide? I read the Onplatform and Idiom... but not sure if those will be deprecated soon. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Great idea👍..thank you
if you want to use Shell? how could you do it? incredible video!!
What about Shell? How would your method work if the pages were served through Shell?
I haven't tried it on Shell. I am personally not a huge fan of Shell and never use it. I think this technique will NOT work with Shell routing.
@Igor Kravchenko yes, it seems right.
Absolutely excellent content as always from you! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. Is there a way to donate to you, buy you a coffee, or something. I find a lot of your content extremely useful. Cheers and happy coding chief!!
You like the content, that’s more than enough for me. Thank you for your kind words.
@@naweedakram It's my pleasure. i actually just built the Idiom logic based on using this tutorial, but stored a lot of the DeviceInfo available and DisplayInfo into a Property Class which i can now call and get the Exact Idiom and other properties so i know how to handle them, a little more granular but it's great. Thanks again
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Thanks for the video. In that regard, what is the use of platform folder? can we achieve this functionality by utilizing platform folder ?
I'm new to maui, but I think the platform folder is for something that he wants only use on one platform, for example using google maps on Android and waze on Ios
In this case it is maybe better to use OnIdiom rather than OnPlatform but OnPlatform is good for the demo
TH-cam removed my question. It was about auto wiring the view model. Which video (if already done) can this be found. I have some possible sample code already from the CommunityToolkit. BTW, nice job. I don't know if this is the best way but it is very interesting approach for the project I am working on.
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Thanks Naweed for your video tutorial.
What about UI design? a single one for any device "Responsive design"
I always found responsive UI to be challenging, hence I came up with this concept. This is more manageable, at least for me.
I do something similar, but I have content views instead of pages for my different device needs.
Yes, that works. But unless you are lazy loading the content views, performance impact will be there.
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I'm not recommending this way
android these day have dynamic width like the galaxy fold or the surface duo 2
to make the best responsive design we have rely on width change and visual state