.NET MAUI - Screen Building Techniques

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This course was originally recorded in Portuguese and has been dubbed into English. Please be aware that some elements, such as text in images, examples, or cultural expressions, may appear in the original recording language.

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About the course

If you want to learn how to create elegant screens for your applications using .NET MAUI, this is the perfect course for you.

In this comprehensive course, you will master various techniques to achieve the creation of elegant and sophisticated screens using .NET MAUI (Multiplatform App UI). .NET MAUI is a powerful cross-platform framework that enables you to develop both the user interface and the application logic in C# and XAML from a single shared codebase. This course will guide you through the process of using Visual Studio to create .NET MAUI projects, define the layout and design of the user interface with native and custom controls, access platform-specific resources, and ultimately publish your applications to app stores. By the end of the course, you will have the skills to create beautiful, high-performance applications that look consistent across multiple platforms using .NET MAUI.

The primary focus of this course is to teach you the techniques needed to build elegant screens using .NET MAUI. Unlike other courses, we will not be building a complete application or delving deeply into programming logic or best practices with MAUI. Instead, we will concentrate on providing solutions to specific design-related challenges. You will learn how to effectively use development kit controls like Uranium UI, create your own custom controls, and build templates with ControlTemplate. This targeted approach ensures that you gain the necessary skills to create visually appealing and functional user interfaces. Whether you are a mobile app developer or a student with knowledge of .NET MAUI, this course will equip you with the expertise to enhance your application's user experience.