Leading the Way: Insights and Strategies – .NET MAUI, Xamarin and Cloud

  • Lifecycle of .NET MAUI Apps

    Lifecycle of .NET MAUI Apps

    Developing cross-platform applications comes with the challenge of managing an app’s lifecycle across various operating systems. This is especially true for .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) apps, which are designed to run seamlessly across different platforms. In this article, we’ll delve into the different execution states of .NET MAUI apps and how they raise…

  • .NET Generic Host in .NET MAUI App Startup

    .NET Generic Host in .NET MAUI App Startup

    For Xamarin developers transitioning to the world of .NET MAUI, the concept of the .NET Generic Host might seem unfamiliar. However, much like its counterpart in ASP.NET Core, the .NET Generic Host serves as a powerful tool for encapsulating resources and managing startup configurations. In this article, we’ll delve into the intricacies of the .NET…

  • Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI

    Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI

    In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, staying abreast of new technologies is a crucial undertaking. The introduction of .NET MAUI, the successor to Xamarin.Forms, has ignited discussions among project managers, team leads, and software engineers about the potential benefits and implications of migrating from the familiar Xamarin.Forms framework. This article delves into the considerations…

  • Understanding Different Types of Software Testing

    Understanding Different Types of Software Testing

    In the world of software development, ensuring the quality and reliability of your code is paramount. One crucial aspect of achieving this is testing. Testing involves systematically evaluating software to identify defects, errors, or areas that need improvement. There are various types of testing that serve different purposes in this journey toward software perfection. In…

  • C#’s Catch When: Fine-Tuning Exception Handling

    C#’s Catch When: Fine-Tuning Exception Handling

    Exception handling is a critical aspect of writing robust and reliable code in any programming language. In C#, the catch when construct is a powerful feature that enhances the flexibility and precision of handling exceptions. With catch when, developers can specify conditions under which a particular catch block should be executed, allowing for more granular…

  • Bitwise and Binary Shift Operators in C#

    Bitwise and Binary Shift Operators in C#

    In the realm of programming, the power to manipulate data at the bit level is both fascinating and indispensable. Bitwise operators and binary shift operations offer the means to engage with data in a unique way, resulting in enhanced performance and optimized solutions. In this article, we will embark on a journey through the concepts…

  • Conversion and Rounding in C#

    Conversion and Rounding in C#

    In the realm of programming, flexibility and data manipulation are paramount. Often, you’ll find yourself needing to convert data from one type to another or perform precise rounding operations. C# offers multiple ways to achieve these tasks, including casting and using the System.Convert type. This article delves into the nuances of type conversion and rounding…

  • Improving Code Legibility with Digit Separators in C# 7.0 and Beyond

    Improving Code Legibility with Digit Separators in C# 7.0 and Beyond

    Introduction C# developers have always sought ways to enhance the readability and maintainability of their code. With the introduction of C# 7.0 and later versions, two significant improvements have been made to facilitate this – the underscore character as a digit separator and support for binary literals. These features allow developers to insert underscores into…

  • Introducing the Convenience of Raw String Literals in C# 11

    Introducing the Convenience of Raw String Literals in C# 11

    In the world of C# 11, a fantastic feature called raw string literals has been introduced, making the process of entering arbitrary text a breeze without the need for pesky escape sequences. These literals come to the rescue when defining content in languages like XML, HTML, or JSON, simplifying our lives as developers. So, how…

  • Simplifying Namespace Imports in C# with Global Using Directives

    Simplifying Namespace Imports in C# with Global Using Directives

    When working with C# code, developers often find themselves using a multitude of namespaces to access various classes and functions. Traditionally, each C# file would start with explicit “using” statements to import the required namespaces. However, this practice can quickly clutter the codebase, especially when dealing with large projects with numerous namespaces to include. To…

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