.NET MAUI - Cross-Platform App Development

Duration: 5 days

.NET MAUI, also known as .NET Multi-platform App UI, is a new framework from Microsoft designed to help developers create modern, cross-platform applications. It is the evolution of the popular Xamarin.Forms framework, with a more flexible architecture and improved support for new platforms.

Who Should Attend

• Developers and technical professionals who want to deepen their skills in .NET MAUI - Cross-Platform App Development.
• Architects and team leads evaluating practical implementation patterns.
• Teams adopting modern engineering practices for delivery and operations.

Prerequisites

• Basic software development experience
• Familiarity with common development tools and workflows
• Interest in applying the course topics in real projects

Learning Goals

• Understand the core concepts and architecture behind the course topic
• Apply recommended implementation patterns in practical scenarios
• Build and validate solutions using modern tooling and workflows
• Troubleshoot common issues and improve reliability
• Plan next steps for production-ready adoption

Course Content

• Project configuration
• Application architecture with .NET MAUI
• App Startup
• Handlers
• Renderers
• Application Lifecycle
• Resources (images, fonts, icons, raw assets)
• Platform-specific code
• XAML with .NET MAUI
• Controls
• Layouts
• Data binding
• Converters
• Handlers for customizing .NET MAUI controls
• .NET MAUI Essentials
  • Copy and paste
  • Sensors
  • Network state
  • Secure data store
  • Browser-based authentication flows
• Calling API services
• Automated testing
• Build, test, distribute, and monitor with Visual Studio AppCenter

Hands-on Labs

• Set up a working project baseline for the course topic
• Implement a core feature and validate expected behavior
• Integrate testing or automation to improve quality and repeatability

Outcomes

After completing this course, participants can apply the covered concepts and tooling to implement reliable solutions in real-world projects.