.NET MAUI

.NET MAUI is a cross-platform framework for creating native mobile and desktop apps with C# and XAML. Using .NET MAUI, you can develop apps that can run on Android, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Windows from a single shared codebase.

At Zonixsoft, we are experts in .NET MAUI and can help you build beautiful, performant, and secure apps for various platforms and devices. We have the experience and knowledge to work with the latest features and tools of .NET MAUI, such as:

• Project structure: .NET MAUI uses a single project system that simplifies the app development and deployment process. You can use a single project file and a single set of source files and resources for all platforms and devices. You can also use platform-specific source files and resources if needed.
  
• UI controls: .NET MAUI provides a rich set of UI controls that are native to each platform and device. You can use the same XAML code to create UI layouts that look and feel like the native platforms. You can also customize and extend the UI controls to suit your needs and preferences.
  
• MVU pattern: .NET MAUI supports the Model-View-Update (MVU) pattern, which is a modern and reactive way of building UI logic. You can use the MVU pattern to define the state, view, and update logic of your app in a declarative and functional way. You can also use the MVVM pattern or a hybrid approach if you prefer.
  
• Hot reload and hot restart: .NET MAUI supports hot reload and hot restart, which are features that enable you to make changes to your app code and see the results immediately without rebuilding or redeploying your app. Hot reload allows you to modify the UI code and see the changes in the running app, while hot restart allows you to modify the app logic and state and restart the app on the same device.
  
• .NET CLI: .NET MAUI supports the .NET command-line interface (CLI), which is a tool that allows you to create, build, run, and deploy .NET MAUI apps from the command line. You can use the .NET CLI to perform various tasks, such as creating a new .NET MAUI project, adding a new platform target, or publishing your app to a device or an app store.