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codetraveler.io
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| | | | | In Xamarin.Forms, we used Xamarin.CommunityToolkit.Markup to create our UI using C# (no XAML). For .NET MAUI, we can continue to create our UIs in C# (No XAML) thanks to CommunityToolkit.Maui.Markup. Let's take a look at the key differences between the two libraries, and then we'll | |
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egvijayanand.in
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| | | | | This article represents the second installment of the XAML for Beginners series, which elucidates the concept of declarative markup in the context of defining UI in .NET applications. All articles within this series are accessible from here. The initial article focused mainly on introducing XAML and its building blocks. In this article, the focus will... | |
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inthehand.com
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| | | | | Jesse Liberty and Rodrigo Juarez have created this book to guide the reader through all aspects of creating apps with .NET MAUI. It assumes a level of experience with C# and .NET but is not limited to previous Xamarin developers. In fact while Xamarin Forms is mentioned it does not get in the way of... | |
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blog.alexbeals.com
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| | | A developer license for Apple costs $100. Now, if you know that you wish to launch an app, that's pretty cheap to get access to all of the great resources and ability to push as many apps as you want onto the App Store. However, while you're still learning to program in Swift, this can be a large barrier to entry. Luckily, as long as your phone is jailbroken it's pretty easy to get around this requirement. | ||
