The Uno Platform
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Developing cross-platform applications is complex. Some frameworks allow us to share the business logic layer. Some go further and allow us to share the UI layer, usually limited to the lowest common denominator. But even then - working with device hardware still requires not only error-prone platform-specific code but also developers familiar with each of the target platforms to maintain it. What if there was a framework, which would allow you to write all your code in C#/XAML, with full styling and templating capabilities, with a single API to access device hardware? Meet the Uno Platform - your C#/XAML apps on Windows, Android, iOS, macOS, WebAssembly, Linux, and even Tizen!
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About the Speaker
Martin Zikmund is a freelance software developer and Microsoft Developer Technologies MVP. He specializes in architecting and building cross-platform mobile and cloud solutions on the Microsoft technology stack. Martin loves contributing to open-source, as it is a tremendous source of learning. You can also meet him on Stack Overflow, where he frequently helps other developers. To document his developer journey, Martin regularly writes posts on his blog at blog.mzikmund.com. In their spare time, he likes to play squash, game on Xbox, read, and search for geocaches.
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The Video
Mixed by Kevin Smith ( / kev_bite )
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Amazing work. Keep it up.
Great video I learned a lot from this one
hey there! nice tutorial, it seems che candlestick chart control is missing: any plans to integrate it in the near future?
Seems like the dotnet version of flutter
Kinda, but Flutter has more dev power, but targets only Android / iOS / Web.
Which preview version of visual studio did you use? Because I wand to get rid of the warnings and errors on XAML code.
just when u're thinking "new app" "multiplaform"... maui vs UNO... you think to yourself, Maui is such at an early stage and no wasm support... on the other hand UNO's been there for a long time + wasm support... ok let's go all in for UNO. Then you get the templates extensions and none of them run, not in vs2019 nor in vs2022... right...multiplaform. vs22 workloads Fed-up, not sure what's the deal with vs19 but sure will not run. Wouldn't it be great if u had at least templates that didn't throw VS into a shock on first run?
can uno offer single project model like maui.net is promising ?
It seems pretty unstable.