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If someone could do the same with Xamarin/Maui that would be awesome! It’s going down the same path unfortunately as Flutter did. Microsoft has de-staffed and
by textlapse 2y ago
If someone could do the same with Xamarin/Maui that would be awesome!
It’s going down the same path unfortunately as Flutter did.
Microsoft has de-staffed and deprioritized Xamarin/Maui to a point most of the folks are in Aspire-dotnet and related efforts?
- ClassyJacket 2y agoIt's such a shame mobile development with C# isn't more viable. I want to make some apps, and I hate JavaScript, but from everything I've read Maui just isn't practical.
- eseidel 2y agoFlutter has seen a lot of Xamarin refugees. Even the founder of Xamarin himself is a big Flutter fan: https://twitter.com/migueldeicaza/status/1778759403451081159 https://twitter.com/migueldeicaza/status/1778759403451081159
- ivm 2y agoThe native approach is quite viable: my MvvmCross-based app has been on both stores since 2018 with almost zero MAUI/Xamarin-related issues, even with hundreds of thousands of installs. Not gonna lie though: building the UI twice for both iOS and Android feels somewhat masochistic. But in the end, it "just works" with shared View/ViewModel logic on both platforms.