What are your favorite benefits of using .NET MAUI over other cross-platform frameworks?

Why does David Ortinau, @davidortinau, like using .NET MAUI? His list is pretty long.
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[@S3Kglitches]

What are the benefits? Losing mind sooner and not getting any response to bugs and/or improvement requests :) if you call that a benefit

[@root317]

THIS.

[@obiwanjacobi]

The lack of Linux support... 😁

[@igiona]

That's one of the reasons why Uno wins hands down imho:
You can add Linux, Mac and WebAssembly (with a drop-down change in a single project solution, not by integrating a different framework like Blazor) to all the pros mentioned in this video 😅 🎉

[@smallpotato507]

that's great VS Code now supports MAUI!

[@randypenajimenez3893]

MAUI should be one of the best technologies out there but its a shame it is not. Avalonia has more future than MAUI by a 1000 years.

[@MyLearningPaths]

I'm a .net backend developer and I have never heard avalonia before. I will look it, thanks!

[@gabrielesilinic]

Honestly, I'd rather use blazor. maui's cross platform support is kind of lacking and the widgets too.

My favourite part is how MAUI is *not* cross platform like UNO Platform or Avalonia are

[@prakashsza]

When there is a comparable, matured amount of widgets, controls to flutter, I will look at this tech

[@jvyden4]

MAUI isn't cross-platform, at least until Linux has first-class support. Oh well, better luck next time for when Microsoft writes their 43rd UI framework of the past decade.

[@karthiktheraj6735]

First like 😊

[@musigahstallone]

Fourth like 😊