is .net maui ready to use??? #16574
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Hi guys! I wonder, is dotnet MAUI ready to use for real projects(like commercial app) or should i use Xamarin |
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you will probably spend more time implementing workarounds or mess with tooling, than coding your actual app |
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There are still a lot of workarounds required. On the other hand Xamarin Forms won't support iOS 17 or Android 14... https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/platform/support/policy/xamarin |
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Regarding Xamarin Forms, you won't be able to sign new releases as of May 1 2024. Xamarin and Xamarin Forms are dead in the water. Regarding .NET Maui, it depends what your app will do, what functionality you intend to use. I would experiment and see if you have any issues by creating quick POCs to test out the layouts you intend etc. .NET Maui is far better than it was 6 months ago imo. We still aren't ready to migrate our Xamarin Forms apps yet however. |
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A very popular api is getting user interface implementation by the community lately, the frameworks used are currently |
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Regarding Xamarin Forms, you won't be able to sign new releases as of May 1 2024. Xamarin and Xamarin Forms are dead in the water.
Regarding .NET Maui, it depends what your app will do, what functionality you intend to use. I would experiment and see if you have any issues by creating quick POCs to test out the layouts you intend etc.
.NET Maui is far better than it was 6 months ago imo. We still aren't ready to migrate our Xamarin Forms apps yet however.