She was in college when VSCode came out 🤯😳. On another note: I hope someone is working on a Linux UI target for .net, really looking forward to that day... for what feels like a long time now I do know about Avalonia,... don't like electron.
@@kitsunofflmao9980 well... Linux target is supposed to be worked on and contributed by the community. As far as I understand, there are just some discussions going on Issue#31. That's about it.
If I use MAUI, does Android and iOS show the same UI like Flutter? In fact, this was the biggest problem in the development of Xamarin Forms. Also, we should have calculated the size separately or DPI due to the lack of dp sp concept for size. (font size or control size) How is this part going?
Hi team...is it true the deployment method of .net maui app only via store...?...is it possible just copy the release folder then paste it into another win 10 machine then run it ?
Curious. I see posts like these everywhere on reddit and HN, but what's so appealing about MAUI targeting Linux? To say that the technical details and target audience aren't strong points is already being too optimistic.
@@dnsfail The reason is there is a large ecosystem of people like me who develop desktop apps for windows but are moving them to Linux and cheaper computer hardware like raspberry pi because .net 5 allows us right now to run same binary on both...sigh except for user interface. I do this a lot right now by compiling a Blazor project for function and an HTML / webassembly for UI. So going forward to smartphone interfaces people like me will use this but sans Maui.
So I think what I am saying is the ability to design HTML5/razor/blazor UI with a MAUI standard would be nice. But there is the issue of making UI events local or remote without user doing all the boilerplate to connect...
You're suspicion is incorrect. It's even worse! It won't be any better than HTML 5 based electron apps at best. Another write once, suck everywhere UI. Microsoft is lost.
microsoft technology is very shaky. we cannot rely on it to build our career. we do not know that whether technology launched today will exist tomorrow or not. we spent alot of time in learning and then technology vanished e.g. silverlight, xamarin, .net core.
MAUI is another least common denominator architecture which you write once and sucks everywhere. Why bother using it when it barely offers any advantages over electron or even just HTML 5? This is going to suck big time! RIP .NET!
@@lubosflorek1810 When you look at the end result, there's little difference in UWP style apps (Maui) and HTML 5 over Electron. Both fail to fully harness the power of a desktop interface the same way as WPF or Windows Form does. The end result is an app that behaves like a mobile app on the desktop.
Happy and can't wait for .NET MAUI to become a thing of the present.
I´m just excited waiting for MAUI.
She was in college when VSCode came out 🤯😳.
On another note: I hope someone is working on a Linux UI target for .net, really looking forward to that day... for what feels like a long time now
I do know about Avalonia,... don't like electron.
Check his github - linux is supported :)
@@kitsunofflmao9980 well... Linux target is supposed to be worked on and contributed by the community. As far as I understand, there are just some discussions going on Issue#31. That's about it.
I dont know but this make me excited
I’m totally hyped for this
So should we choose this over WPF if we're creating a desktop Windows only application?
If I use MAUI, does Android and iOS show the same UI like Flutter?
In fact, this was the biggest problem in the development of Xamarin Forms.
Also, we should have calculated the size separately or DPI due to the lack of dp sp concept for size.
(font size or control size)
How is this part going?
Are there any enhancements with the iOS builds on a Mac? This seems to be the largest point of failure for me.
Can we use xaml/wpf controls in maui.or only specified controls in maui
Finished my api project dotnet 3.1 last year, blazor with dotnet 5.0. then will be maui with dotnet 6.0 next year
Will VS stop installing `Installed` SDKs from declared `Environment Variables`?
Hi team...is it true the deployment method of .net maui app only via store...?...is it possible just copy the release folder then paste it into another win 10 machine then run it ?
Waiting for the stable release
Sigh. Multiplatform minus Linux. Moving on....
I don't understand this decision either :/. Let's do some Avalonia & Uno ...
Curious. I see posts like these everywhere on reddit and HN, but what's so appealing about MAUI targeting Linux?
To say that the technical details and target audience aren't strong points is already being too optimistic.
@@dnsfail The reason is there is a large ecosystem of people like me who develop desktop apps for windows but are moving them to Linux and cheaper computer hardware like raspberry pi because .net 5 allows us right now to run same binary on both...sigh except for user interface. I do this a lot right now by compiling a Blazor project for function and an HTML / webassembly for UI. So going forward to smartphone interfaces people like me will use this but sans Maui.
So I think what I am saying is the ability to design HTML5/razor/blazor UI with a MAUI standard would be nice. But there is the issue of making UI events local or remote without user doing all the boilerplate to connect...
Android is running Linux core, so I think there won't be much more work to extend MAUI to other Linux distros
So will I be limited to non-composable Xaml of Xamarin?
Will MAUI be the recommended way to build Windows desktop apps? Or it will still be WPF?
I just asked the same question (I should have scrolled down first).
When it is going to release?
is it possible to not build maui app without ios, and don't install it's workload?
Talk talk talk. Talk to the hand ✋
But will VB ever get any new features?
It’ll get new kinda of deprecated attributes
No they ended support for it a year ago...
@@DEZK90 I know...I can't stop crying about it. :)
I have a suspicion that this is going to be weak and only useful for simple "apps", not a WPF replacement
You're suspicion is incorrect. It's even worse! It won't be any better than HTML 5 based electron apps at best. Another write once, suck everywhere UI. Microsoft is lost.
A 20 minute video about a user interface framework, without showing any user interfaces...
Why don't you just kill the WinUI altogether and just unify developments with .NET MAUI?
microsoft technology is very shaky. we cannot rely on it to build our career. we do not know that whether technology launched today will exist tomorrow or not. we spent alot of time in learning and then technology vanished e.g. silverlight, xamarin, .net core.
MAUI is another least common denominator architecture which you write once and sucks everywhere. Why bother using it when it barely offers any advantages over electron or even just HTML 5? This is going to suck big time! RIP .NET!
You must be very good specialist when you compare markup language with framework (which is using it btw) ...
@@lubosflorek1810 When you look at the end result, there's little difference in UWP style apps (Maui) and HTML 5 over Electron. Both fail to fully harness the power of a desktop interface the same way as WPF or Windows Form does. The end result is an app that behaves like a mobile app on the desktop.