You have such a great teaching style. I like the fact that you purposefully make mistakes that many of us would have made as well for purposes of illustration. That works great. (Example from #12, why isn't listContacts updating? You then move it from the constructor to the OnAppearing method. Oh no, still not working. Ah! You also have to databind it in the xaml. You knew both steps needed to be made, but by walking us through each step until it works, that really has helped stick it in my mind.) So thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm so excited for #14!!!
Hi! Thank you for this tutorial. Just one small question: for example, I am not working with the code-behind file, but with a ViewModel file instead, which is associated with the UI (XAML file). Is there any way to reference the name of the entry from my ViewModel file? Thank you in advance for your response :)
Thanks for posting this. It confirms once again why I would never use .Net Maui. First, Maui needs to use Data annotations, like Blazor so we don't need to put validations in two places to support client-side and server-side validation. Second, it should use data binding, not code behinds. Not good.
How can this field validation be done with the MVVM toolkit where the validation is handled in the viewmodel?
You have such a great teaching style. I like the fact that you purposefully make mistakes that many of us would have made as well for purposes of illustration. That works great.
(Example from #12, why isn't listContacts updating? You then move it from the constructor to the OnAppearing method. Oh no, still not working. Ah! You also have to databind it in the xaml. You knew both steps needed to be made, but by walking us through each step until it works, that really has helped stick it in my mind.)
So thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm so excited for #14!!!
thank you so much .. keep going🤗
Good tutorial, I discover your channel, I subscribe to it and thank you for your courses
thank you very much
Hi! Thank you for this tutorial. Just one small question: for example, I am not working with the code-behind file, but with a ViewModel file instead, which is associated with the UI (XAML file). Is there any way to reference the name of the entry from my ViewModel file? Thank you in advance for your response :)
Thanks for posting this. It confirms once again why I would never use .Net Maui.
First, Maui needs to use Data annotations, like Blazor so we don't need to put validations in two places to support client-side and server-side validation.
Second, it should use data binding, not code behinds.
Not good.
thx
How many videos will be in this series?
There are 4 more videos which completes the event driven approach. The rest of the videos will be in my course which will be published on Udemy.
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When The next video?
Usually, once a week.
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