I installed VS Code 1.89.1, C# Dev Kit (1.5.20) and .NET MAUI (v0.10.61). Restarted VS Code. When using Explorer to 'Create .NET Project' I don't see any selection for .NET MAUI as in the video. Any known issues or does something else need to be configured or downloaded? Anyone else not seeing .NET MAUI when trying to create a new .NET Project?
Incredibly painful setup. Missing templates, missing SDKs, missing Java, JRE ughh 🤯 One would expect not having to check for dependencies or at least not have to fiddle with path variables in 2024.
Hi! Great video! I just have a question: How do I use the hot reload on IOS devices such as Ipad or Iphone? It only works on my Mac simulator, otherwise nothing happens when I change the code.
Spent a day trying to figure this out still couldn't get it to run. So painful. Android 34 is installed and Visual code just can find it no matter what. Sooooo painful. While trying to get this run got Flutter and react native running for android. But being a dotnet developer have a soft corner the dotnet. Hoping things get less complicated so more people can come onboard MAUI.
Why does every video from Microsoft have poor audio quality and feel like a chitchat or a talkshow with 30 fps and low bitrate? Can't you just make proper tutorials like many RUclipsrs? I miss the old days when MS used to have great tutorials that cut to the chase with great production quality.
Wow so the c# dev kid works on all these platforms. So cool
Something new to play around with! Thanks.
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I installed VS Code 1.89.1, C# Dev Kit (1.5.20) and .NET MAUI (v0.10.61). Restarted VS Code. When using Explorer to 'Create .NET Project' I don't see any selection for .NET MAUI as in the video. Any known issues or does something else need to be configured or downloaded? Anyone else not seeing .NET MAUI when trying to create a new .NET Project?
For me, ‘sudo dotnet install workload maui’ worked on MacOS
@@RolfNoot thanks. That worked!
Incredibly painful setup. Missing templates, missing SDKs, missing Java, JRE ughh 🤯 One would expect not having to check for dependencies or at least not have to fiddle with path variables in 2024.
Have you ever worked on cross platform apps before? The experience is always the same, regardless of the developer platform. It's a pain.
Xamrin is even worst 😢 trust me.
hahahahah! it's just quick and yet big size in the end of the apk size.
Whats about push notifications in iOS, because Firebase bindings are very old.
Will the improved XAML Intellisense end up in full Visual Studio as well?
Great video. If someone else is following along and can't see the curly braces like me you need to open a file first before they appear.
Hi! Great video! I just have a question: How do I use the hot reload on IOS devices such as Ipad or Iphone? It only works on my Mac simulator, otherwise nothing happens when I change the code.
Without hot reload maui is losing the time for get new developers... I use meteor but we need more microsoft support for a better hot reload.
Is there any way to enable condition compilation codes in VS Code?
Yes, with preprocessor ifs, like:
#if ANDROID
//CODE
#endif
Spent a day trying to figure this out still couldn't get it to run. So painful. Android 34 is installed and Visual code just can find it no matter what. Sooooo painful. While trying to get this run got Flutter and react native running for android. But being a dotnet developer have a soft corner the dotnet. Hoping things get less complicated so more people can come onboard MAUI.
Very complicatedddddddd, VS Studio was superrrr superrrr user friendly - typically Xamarin developer upgrdaing to MAUI, this is tough!!!!!!!
Nov 2024:
Everything works pretty fast, hot reload is amazing as well
Actually, not so bad
Hi Maddy, quick reminder, you got a month left 😄
Kool, blah blah, Kool Kool, blah blah blah... Just FIX HOT RELOAD!
Why does every video from Microsoft have poor audio quality and feel like a chitchat or a talkshow with 30 fps and low bitrate? Can't you just make proper tutorials like many RUclipsrs? I miss the old days when MS used to have great tutorials that cut to the chase with great production quality.
I like MVU not XAML