.NET MAUI (Multi-platform App UI) is a new framework for building native mobile apps for iOS and Android using C# and the .NET ecosystem. It is an evolution of the popular Xamarin.Forms framework, which allows developers to create cross-platform mobile apps using a single codebase.

One of the key features of .NET MAUI is its support for the latest features and technologies on both iOS and Android. This includes support for new controls and layouts, improved performance, and integration with the latest platform-specific APIs. Additionally, it allows developers to use the latest C# language features, such as nullable reference types and async streams.

Another important aspect of .NET MAUI is its support for building apps with a modern, responsive design. The framework includes built-in support for adaptive layouts and provides tools for creating responsive user interfaces that adapt to different screen sizes and orientations.

.NET MAUI also includes support for native features such as push notifications, camera, sensors, and more. This allows developers to create apps that leverage the full capabilities of the mobile devices they are running on.

Additionally, .NET MAUI allows developers to share code across different platforms and projects. This allows for more efficient development and maintenance of apps and helps to reduce the amount of duplicate code.

In summary, .NET MAUI is a powerful framework for building native mobile apps for iOS and Android using C# and the .NET ecosystem. It provides support for the latest features and technologies, allows for building responsive and adaptive user interfaces, and provides tools for sharing code across different platforms and projects.

Do you have any questions? Check Microsoft introdution.

Kamil Kostrzewski

CTO and one of the founders of ITSharkz. On a daily basis, I lead teams when developing applications in .Net and other supporting technologies. I also develop backend software myself at ITSharkz, using mostly .Net, sometimes supporting technologies such as Python, or in the case of the frontend Typescript and Javascript. After working hours, I am involved in creating IoT, my own devices prototyped on Arduino or Raspberry Pi.