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FWIW, this will be supporting Blazor in addition to XAML. So you can have a MAUI app that just handles native hosting etc. and shows your actual UI in a web vie
by ripley12 6y ago
FWIW, this will be supporting Blazor in addition to XAML. So you can have a MAUI app that just handles native hosting etc. and shows your actual UI in a web view.
It's admittedly confusing and not all that well explained.
- CodeWriter23 6y ago> It's admittedly confusing and not all that well explained. Can anyone help a brother out with a good repo or two that codesplains MAUI decently?
- ripley12 6y agoI think you might need to wait for that, MAUI’s still being worked on for the upcoming .NET 6 release. My understanding (based on talks and blog articles) is that it’s basically Xamarin brought up to speed with .NET 6. So it can use the SDK style projects and other modern .NET+C# features. For UI you’ll be able to use XAML (as before), a new model-view-update paradigm, or Blazor.