Effective Alerts with Snackbar & Toast with .NET MAUI 

Awesome, thanks for letting me know David!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you!

Much appreciated! Thanks!

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Absolutely my pleasure, thank you for watching!

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Thanks friend!

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Thank you very much!

Awesome! Good luck!

@@jfversluis Thank you!

It’s a static class that you can use so you can simply call is from your ViewModels just as well

@@jfversluis thanks. Was thinking along those lines. 😊

You can do that, but you probably shouldn't as it's UI. UI code doesn't belong in a ViewModel, and it will make your ViewModel much harder to test.

Thanks! Please open an issue for that on the repo

Hi, @@jfversluis Thank you for your reply. I'll try to report an issue.

Thanks for the feedback. Won’t happen though :)

@@jfversluis Why :(

Then I’ll get comments asking for light mode 🤷‍♂️ I prefer light mode myself, it provides better contrast for those who need it

You can set it through the VisualOptions

I think you just hopped on the Community Toolkit Discord, ask there or open an issue on the repo if you think we should change that!

Performance should be very similar, delays... Shouldn't be happening unless you write blocking code, UX is dependant on what you implement, you can create great (or very bad) UX with both. Both can do the same thing but in a very different way. I can't really recommend because it's a bit of a personal choice. Do you like HTML/CSS more? Or do you have requirements to work with that? Go with Blazor! Are you more familiar with XAML and/or want that native look-and-feel? Go with XAML!

@@jfversluis Thanks for the answer. In this app I'll have to show a kind of overview of a calendar with information within each day. Do you know any library that help me reach that? Can a library only run in blazor but not in xaml? or vice versa?

@@ezecel9 do you need to have lots of gestures? xaml have built in components, html you can use syncfusion but if you dont want third party libraries you need to do them yourself. Some libraries work with xaml but not blazor and viceversa. When I used the BarcodeScanner it worked only with xaml so I made another page and then switch back to the Blazor WebView. You can mix them, it's not like you only have to use razor components or only xaml pages.

Check if there is an issue for it on the Toolkit repo, if not, please open one so we can have a look. It might be that this is Windows behavior we can't really control though, but might be worth having a look.

You probably want to have a look at this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oIYnEuZ9oew.html

@@jfversluis thank you very much.

Make sure it’s reported on the repository!

Unfortunately not

I don’t think you can? Not through this at least. Is it possible in a Windows app normally?

@@jfversluis I think it is, but since the toat’s title is the project name, this isn’t a best choice because the name isn’t user friendly.

@@DanielAncines It's probably the app name which by default is the project name, but you can change that

@@jfversluis unfortunately we can’t, I’ve been trying and doesn’t work, whatever you change on project, the title still the same.

@@DanielAncines Change this value: github.com/jfversluis/MauiToolkitSnackbarToastSample/blob/main/MauiToolkitSnackbarToastSample/MauiToolkitSnackbarToastSample.csproj#L15 Uninstall the app from your Windows, rebuild the project and the name is changed.