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MAUI will grow up and i also believe there is hope for it.

Very good explained. This is the best explantation I found in three languages :D

Cool! Thanks!

Thanks for your advice ! I improve my Maui code !

What if you set Thickness to 0? ;D You can't divide by zero and i guess you haven't add a check for this xD I like finding bugs

I mean this is cool but you could have just used ViewBox!

thanks! perfect lesson

Fantastic tutorial. It's very educational. Thank you for taking the time to make them.

You know what, this Xaml cannot do conditional rendering easily. Too sad

Properties are literally methods lol. Yes it's okay. I really don't know why this is a question. C# devs need to spend some time in early Java land.

To distribute windows application only in maui so i have remove other target platforms when try to publish using side loading. Generateappx package does not exist issue occur. How to resolve?

Hey Sean, this is a wonderful explanation - however, its not environment specific. This is build type specific. In turn, if you have a local, dev, qa, and prod deployed environments (almost all will be built using Release) its not useful. Please consider renaming the video. Misleading.

Thank you so much. I'm also developing MAUI App and I want to implement logging and file persistence logs but if you notice that to access these file logs is a bit complicated for the end-user. What would you recommend to add in the App to access these logs and send it to the developer or any other approaches ?

Can you tell me nugets for Fireabse database , firebase pushnotification also which works great for maui

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🏨 Understanding MVVM architecture for WPF applications* - MVVM architecture separates the view layer into models (M), views (V), and view models (VM) - Exploring the concept of models and how domain logic is encapsulated within them - Creating classes for a hotel, reservation book, reservation, and room id to represent the domain model 02:07 *🛠️ Implementing model functionality* - Organizing classes into folders within the project structure - Defining methods within the model layer to interact with the domain logic - Handling reservation conflicts and implementing exception handling within the model layer 08:13 *📝 Refining model functionality for user interactions* - Introducing user identification within the reservation class - Opting for a list data structure over a dictionary for simplicity and ease of use - Defining methods in the model layer to support user actions such as viewing and making reservations Made with HARPA AI

Your video is certainly one of the best.

This was really really helpful video. Turned out I was using serilog wrong way. I had been referencing ILogger from serilog instead of Ilogger from Microsoft logging package.

Thank you :)

What's the deal? If it's too fast, you're too old? 🤔

Thanks. You helped to solve my problem at work. Highly appreciated.

Oh wow, I heard Ninja has figma too

Granted I'm not exactly a beginner but I actually do like the speed. I tend to just watch videos like these without following along and then implement the concepts in my projects at a later time. I disagree with the people who say it's bad I think it's just an intermediate level tutorial that assumes a certain level of familiarity. For those with problems I would remind you that MVVC and design patterns in general tend to be more advanced programming concepts. There is no shame in wanting a slower format that goes into more details but for people who are just looking to pick up MVVC and little else I believe this is actually a pretty good tutorial which is why it's the first result when searching for such a thing.

So the DependencyProperty allows access to properties and commands in a ViewModel, from code-behind?

I’m actually a bit surprised that MAUI does not provide something more elegant than that since it aims at targeting mobile platforms. This trick is totally applicable and practical for traditional WPF apps. Looks like stagnating 🤔

If ItemControl has suppose 10 items. I want to show left and right arrow instead of scrollbar so that user can click those arrows to navigate to different items itemcontrol. How to achieve this ?

At 15:30 it is mentioned that we create LoadMajorIndexViewModel method to avoid calling LoadMajorIndexes method via constructor each time MajorIndexViewModel is instantiated, but with line 25 we instantiate MajorIndexViewModel so it is becoming the same thing. The catch here is that in both cases we still instantiate MajorIndexViewModel, where is the benefit of this approach?

I love U

Fantastic, really detailed and nicely done

Good video but should it be this hard to do something like this?

This was so clear and helpful! Thanks so much! :)

Do you have a example for google sign in with .NET MAUI firebase?

OMG every wpf keywords and concepts are in this serie , i cant handel all this informations hh btw thank u for this you are so good at mvvm structure , i will take only what i need since i have a limited time , have a greate day

I built a warehouse management system in maui. Works really well, there are qwerks but nothing thats a show stopper. Initially the move to vs code was frustrating but now work well

Bro do it for winui with win app sdk

What are your thoughts on .NET MAUI?

I'd love some discussing on why to sort where. IOW, when does it make sense to pull the data sorted, when to sort in client side code, and when to allow whatever datagrid you are populating to do the sorting.

That's intresting. Everywhere else I saw that Models are what is in the Database, and DTO are the smaller version, where only needed data is passed to the view. Is this different for MVVM, because the Model here is so important in this architecture, or do you always do it like that?

7 months on and it's not looking good. As someone who maintains some Xamarin Forms apps its going to be a nightmare to transition them over and there are a lot of things still missing in MAUI. I don't think the economics of maintaining MAUI stack up in Microsoft's mind, that's the only explanation I can come up with for how poorly resourced and supported it is. Perhaps its a different situation for new developers coming to the platform building greenfield apps but tbh none of the big tech firms are recognising that we have a huge number of apps billions of people rely on everyday and every change they make to the platforms we use to develop them affects real users. Oh well I guess it's time to brush up on my skills on other app development platforms as at the moment I don't see MAUI surviving.

Hi, enjoyed your video but when I follow it for windows only application I don't get the "Create a new MSIX publish profile". I want to create a self contained installer. Thanks

Amazing work

where the MVVMEssentials.Commands;?

Great vid! Thanks for the useful information

I tell you what, I'm new to MVVM, and it seems like the amount of extra classes and code and workarounds needed to do things that should be simple, makes me question the value of using it.

Why are you registering this using Singleton vs transient?

Do we have to have the properties on the ReservationViewModel?

Maybe someone can clarify this for me, at 15:09 Sean adds a binding setting to UpdateSourceTrigger on PropertyChanged. That seems like a lot of overhead to me, to re-instantiate our MakeReservationViewModel every time a new character is typed. Is this actually OK in practice and what is the reasoning to update the binding so frequently?