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I've deployed an MAUI-app to production. I chose MAUI since the rest of the stack is dotnet and we have ready built SDKs in dotnet to communicate with the backe
by nso 4y ago
I've deployed an MAUI-app to production. I chose MAUI since the rest of the stack is dotnet and we have ready built SDKs in dotnet to communicate with the backend, so I had a functioning login page up and running in minutes.
It was a very frustrating experience in the early days, but as MAUI has matured it's now a pleasure to work with. It is not as feature rich as some other frameworks, but it fulfilled our needs.
- naikrovek 4y ago
- whycombagator 4y agoYour comment doesn’t add to the discussion. On the subject, although I generally agree with you, there is a lot more favorable press/comments for MSFT stuff these days on HN