Thanks for the great video. Seems like your converter and trigger could be used for validation effects in the UI. Could you please make a video on that? I know there are still a few bugs in Maui when it comes to triggers.
I’m actually a bit surprised that MAUI does not provide something more elegant than that since it aims at targeting mobile platforms. This trick is totally applicable and practical for traditional WPF apps. Looks like stagnating 🤔
If you use MAUI Blazor, you should not have any of those issue. You can use Tailwindcss or Bootstrap to have a responsive design. MAUI Blazor seems far more stable (since the beginning) than MAUI XAML. Unless you need very specific native feature, or like XAML (I liked it too before using razor syntax), the MAUI Blazor road is the way to go. You seem very familiar with XAML (static resource usage, binding etc...), but I'd like a video of a comparison between MAUI XAML and MAUI Blazor (strength, weakness, BUGS 😊😊 ). Thank you.
That sounds promising! I love Tailwind for web stuff. Never knew that MAUI Blazor felt more stable, I'll definitely have to play around with that. Thanks for sharing that!
I am not sure if I would try to create a mobile and desktop app in one app. I would create two separate maui apps, one mobile and one desktop, in the same solution and share components and services as much as possible.
“Is your UI responsive?”
I feel attacked, lol
I'm guilty too 😁
Thanks for the great video.
Seems like your converter and trigger could be used for validation effects in the UI.
Could you please make a video on that? I know there are still a few bugs in Maui when it comes to triggers.
It probably could 🤔 I'll have to play around with that!
I’m actually a bit surprised that MAUI does not provide something more elegant than that since it aims at targeting mobile platforms. This trick is totally applicable and practical for traditional WPF apps. Looks like stagnating 🤔
If you use MAUI Blazor, you should not have any of those issue. You can use Tailwindcss or Bootstrap to have a responsive design.
MAUI Blazor seems far more stable (since the beginning) than MAUI XAML. Unless you need very specific native feature, or like XAML (I liked it too before using razor syntax), the MAUI Blazor road is the way to go.
You seem very familiar with XAML (static resource usage, binding etc...), but I'd like a video of a comparison between MAUI XAML and MAUI Blazor (strength, weakness, BUGS 😊😊 ).
Thank you.
That sounds promising! I love Tailwind for web stuff. Never knew that MAUI Blazor felt more stable, I'll definitely have to play around with that. Thanks for sharing that!
I like MAUI ( but I found some bugs between Android and Windows platform). And your trigger could be useful for me :)
I am not sure if I would try to create a mobile and desktop app in one app. I would create two separate maui apps, one mobile and one desktop, in the same solution and share components and services as much as possible.
I rather the same too. But cause I got a folding phone, there's no more option than do a responsive app.
8:30 Maybe you could encapsulate that as a Markup extension somehow?
Hoping to! I'd love to publish it as a NuGet package too
A width > length to bool converter would be a cool one to add also.