.NET MAUI - Building a cross-platform app from scratch in 35 minutes 

Curious to hear what you think! Was it too fast? Not detailed enough? Also, would you be interested in dependency injection and other topics in .NET MAUI?

This was one of the best Maui tutorials I've seen. I loved how you refer to the figma sketch as your code along. Gives us a birds eye view of what we are aiming for. Loved the pace and clarity of instruction. I wish I had those vim ninja skills of yours :) I'm learning mobile development and have experience with C# so would love to give Maui a shot. Do you have any paid courses? Also would love to know which theme you're using for visual studio as it seems soothing. Thanks for this fantastic tutorial and would love to see more Maui stuff from you!

This channel has the potential to be one of the best maui dev channels out there. I prefer pre coded content (or cut and paste) over watching typing. So easy to create an error with a typo in real time then several minutes working out the error. Also saves time. Can always stop or replay if coding along. I do prefer full on app dev over a series of videos looking at the best practices like injection and exception handling. Only an interested casual observer not a coder I’m enjoying your content will keep watching.

I really like your vim operation, it looks cool. When will you release a video of your vim configuration? The vim support in vscode seems very friendly, but the vim in visual studio seems not so easy to configure.

That was a good demonstration ! I enjoyed it ! I find it interesting that you explain what's behind the scenes of using the community toolkit (the generated code behind the ObservableProperty and why you use the Breakfasts property with an upper case B and so on.) I'd have liked you did the same for the RefreshView Command as you said you will in the video but you didn't at the end :) One question though: why are you declaring your converters as BaseConverter and not BaseConverter ? It forces you to do a runtime cast of the value. Is it simply not supported by the framework ?

Hi Amichai Mantinband! Nice Video but I have a question. Is a ListView not a better choice than CollectionView?

This is excelent video

Jetpack compose is much better :)

Hi Amichai, NO more DDD?

hi @amantinband thx for the good tutorial 👍 It might me making a silly question, but I had trouble about ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wMn1tuMfZ-0.html cant seem 2 find out why my LoadBreakfastsCommand isn't defined, because so far I can see, u never mentioned how 2 do it. One think I needed 2 change, was installing the nuget packages of communitytoolkit.maui at version 2.0.0, since the never version requires .NET 7.0, and again thx 4 the good work👨‍💻💪

This video is extremely good, keep making these. I would like to see a follow up video where you expand the app another stage. Namely, handling data (e.g, user inputs - like uploading new meal events), and log-in accounts.

Great tutorial. Hope to have a complete .NET MAUI App video tutorial in the furture.

Awesome! How do you exacly get that color picker for the BuberBlue color?

You used a Uri for your images. How would I bind a local image stored in the project? I tried: MyImage: new Image(){Source="\\Images\\MyImage.png"} in my VM and Image MyImage in the Model and it didn't display anything.

Hi , thanks u for shared, please gift video of WPF with nuget packages Toolkit, specify navigation. Thanks u

Very good, excellent, thanks! Was frightened starting a new MAUI project, but you showed me that it's really just UWP!

Awesome! More MAUI videos please! 🙏

Hi Amichai! Maui supports strings in Grid- and Rowdefinitions, so you can write 🙂

Expecting more Maui videos 🕺 👌

What do you think about .NET MAUI?

A very good example! Great job!

Awesome!!!!, thank you so much for these tutorials i have learned a lot from you, God bless you sir.

Great simple fast and clean

Hi Amichai, Are you going to make a video for .NET MAUI and MVP (Model View Presenter)?

lol thats noting i have been building my maui app in 3500 hours

Your proeficiency with VIM makes me jealous x.x

Maui still have many many issues. I would not develop with it for now. I would give it a while. Example is if you publish desktop app and you want to push automatic updates the .appinstaller file isn't generated.

Lovely content.. Highly understandable.. I'm facing a very hard to especially in designing the UI screens you have given a perfect picture on how to handle any type design with this video.. thxxxx a LOTTTTT!!

Great video, may we please have more of these, maybe we can complete the application and add a registration and login pages.

Thanks for you can you make video for combo box Which thems name you use for visual studio

i thing there is mistake on image source not showing there is some thing error on code mvvm or there is any change on .net maui for image binding source

Good Video, awesome. I would like to see update view from API with minimum code if you could please

Very nice video. I have some wpf knowledge so it was perfect to watch.

What VS theme is that? Looking nice.

Good content. Try to make things simpler.

Finally, it's not the same tired purple robot splash screen.

Liked and Sub'd! Would love to see more videos like this.

by cross-platform you mean Linux too ?

Thanks for this brief introduction! I'm curious, why did you declare the Breakfast as a record (2:20) instead of class? Waiting for more #dotnet_maui videos from you!

Looks like we have a new .Net MAUI guy here 🔥

So what are the most common bugs for android and ios

This video series feels like building an App. But In this video you start with a new Breakfast model but in previous videos you already made this model. I would like to see a series of videos that truely incrementally add to a complete app. There are a lot of tutorials, even about Clean Architecture (Jason Taylor) where only 1 or 2 controllers are truly implemented in that fashion, or the entire thing is just a simple todo app. 1) in a simple app using Mediatr Automapper and even FluentValidation feel overkill and you never get to see the tricky parts of Application development and maintenance, when you refactor something and you DO run into problems. I really like your videos, their pace and the way you present them and it's probably impractical but I would really like it if previous videos would connect not only on subject but also on code, ie. reusing the Breakfast Domain model previously created.

Can I know what the dev machine you`re using? It looks quite smooth... The laptop I`m using is bit laggy when trying out MAUI with simulator.

Great video. It would be better if you could make apk file. I am eager to know What is the size of the final file?

The "where did it go" part is so ryt now

Dude, I liked your Visual Studio theme. Could you share its name with us? Thanks. Also, the way you explained these topics and the way the IDE was displayed were just great.

Hey Amichai, really great video, I am new to MAUI but have done WPF in the past so the pace was good for me. I really like that you are working off the Figma mock-up, it makes the dev process so much cleaner when you have something to work off. It would be really nice to see something on Figma as a mocking tool (shame it's just been acquired by Adobe!)

Great video, as always. It would be even better if you shrink the window with your image, so that you don't obscure the code you're writing ;)

Awesome video , thank you alot, just one thing (23:26) that i saw recently in another video that they "prefer" to use the property "Border" instead of "Frame" ref : watch?v=x-kyAeAGFVg

you can override the title bar doing something like // Custom title bar

thanks for the demo maybe someone have already pointed this one already, the fontsize can be chosen from an enum i.e. FontSize="Medium"