Unleashing the Power of Cross-Platform Development With Avalonia UI and JetBrains Rider, Mike James
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- This talk was part of the JetBrains .NET Day Online '23 conference: jb.gg/dotnetda...
Description: Join Mike as he delves into the exciting world of cross-platform .NET development, powered by Avalonia UI and JetBrains Rider! This session will demonstrate how Avalonia UI enables you to create sleek, modern applications that run seamlessly across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and WebAssembly. After discussing Avalonia UI, Mike will showcase how to revitalize legacy WPF applications and bring them to life on macOS and Linux using Avalonia XPF and JetBrains Rider!
Whether you're an experienced .NET developer or just starting your journey, this session is your ticket to embracing the future of cross-platform development.
Speaker: Mike's career has revolved around helping developers create cross-platform apps, initially using Qt, before joining Xamarin in 2013 and later joining Microsoft. He's now leading Avalonia UI as CEO, continuing his goals of enabling developers to build better apps for every platform using .NET.
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As you said, it literally did only take a couple of days for me to get up to speed with Avalonia’s brand of XAML, and the changes in how styles work is great. I have no CSS background, but find the Avalonia approach much easier to remember than the MS offering.
While I really like AvaloniaUI for the improvements over WPF (styling, ease of animating, small things like binding to observables), I now hate MS even more for not making WPF cross platform. It was possible for 3rd party to do, but not for MS? And they got all 3rd party controls working right away?
We got this joke of MAUI instead. This is a joke. Great job from Avalonia team, I will do my 2.0 version of the app in Avalonia for sure.
What's worse is Microsoft already had WPF mostly working across platforms with SilverLight.
This is wonderful tech. Thanks for keeping it free
avalonia is killing it in the crossplatform space
I like avalonia 😍
The real question everyone wants the answer to is expressed thusly "Does Avalonia allow me to create an app to fire all the martin atomics from any platform day or night?". Given the domain of some of the apps in the presentation, I think I must conclude the answer is YES!
Does Avalonia support Wayland on Linux?
How am I just now hearing about Avalonia?? Excited to learn more!
Is the HybridXPF licensed the same way as XPF ? Or to ask another way. Will the price of using external controls this way be the same as just using XPF ?
Pricing for Hybrid XPF is determined through individual customer negotiations, with the aim to offer a substantially more cost-effective solution compared to a full XPF licence.
Avalonia is great but it will remain for toy projects as long as it doesn't have a rich text box component.