.NET MAUI course with Visual Studio 2022 creating PROJECTS

Explore horizontal stack layout and vertical stack layout in .NET MAUI, derived from stack layout, with demo pages that compare horizontal and vertical orientation and highlight performance benefits.

Explore absolute layout in .NET MAUI to position and size controls with X and Y values in device independent units, then apply proportional values using layout bounce and layout flex.

Explore presenting data with .NET MAUI presentation controls, including box view, label, ellipse, line, rectangle, polygon, border, mesh, frame, image, and web view, configuring color, stroke, radius, and aspect.

Explore how to display collections in .NET MAUI using carousel view with item templates and indicator view, collection view, list view, and table view with practical data sources.

Build the main user interface with a frame and vertical stack layout, including color sliders for red, green, and blue, centered labels, and a copy button plus random color generation.

Create a .NET MAUI bill-splitting app that calculates per-person totals as the bill, tip, and number of people change, with quick percentage buttons and a bottom slider.

Learn to import fonts into maui apps, apply them via font family or aliases, and compare typography on labels with color, size, and background styling.

Apply linear and radial gradients to the app background by defining start and end points, center, and a collection of gradient stops with offsets and colors.

Create a dynamic linear gradient background by generating multiple color stops with a color utility, using random start and end colors, and update on button press.

Compare binding from XAML code with C# code, create a person instance via a namespace and content page resources, and bind the label to the person's name.

Explore how binding context provides a common data source for NET MAUI controls, enabling multiple bindings from a single source and streamlining code by inheriting data from containers.

Explore binding modes in net maui by binding source and target text properties across entry controls, demonstrating one time, one way, two way, one way to source, and default behavior.