Welcome to our course where we’ll guide you through the exciting journey of creating your very own beautiful Notes App using .Net Maui! No need to worry about complicated tech stuff – we’re keeping it simple, fun, and easy to understand.
In this course, we’ll break down the process of building a Notes App into bite-sized pieces. Whether you’re a beginner or have some coding experience, we’ve got you covered. You don’t need to be a tech guru to join – just bring your enthusiasm and a desire to learn.
One major decision you face when starting a new project is the project structure. Most times this decision is influenced by the architectural design of the project, however, most new and sometimes seasoned developers are looking at structuring their portfolio project or side project which usually do not follow strict architectural designs. By default, most projects usually follow the layered...
Staggered Lists are a fantastic way to display items in a grid-like format but with a twist! Unlike a regular grid, where each cell is the same size, a Staggered List allows each item to have a different size. This can create a visually appealing, masonry-style layout. Think of it like a puzzle, where each piece is a different size,...
One of the cool features you’ll come across in .Net Maui is the DataTemplate Selector. It’s a powerful tool that helps you choose different templates for different items in a collection. Imagine you’re creating an app that displays a list of fruits. You want apples to be displayed in red and bananas in yellow. That’s where the DataTemplate Selector comes into...
Handlers in .Net MAUI take your cross-platform code and give it superpowers to run natively on different platforms. Think of Handlers as the chefs in a kitchen. You provide them with a recipe (your cross-platform code), and they whip up a delicious dish (native UI) that’s perfectly cooked for each platform. So, let’s put on our aprons and start cooking...
If you’re looking to give your app a consistent and reusable look, you’re going to love ControlTemplates. ControlTemplates are like the blueprint for your app’s User Interface (UI). They allow you to define a look and feel for your controls that can be reused within your app. Imagine you’re designing a house and you want all the windows to have...
Visual State Manager is like a traffic controller for your app’s controls. It manages different visual states of a control based on certain conditions. It’s like having different outfits for different weather conditions. For instance, you might want your control to look one way when one or more properties change. The Visual State Manager makes this easy by allowing you...
If you’re looking to create dynamic and interactive user interfaces, then you should use the power of Binding and Converters. Binding is like a magical link that connects your UI with your data. It’s like a two-way street, allowing changes in one to reflect in the other. Now, imagine you’re dealing with data that the UI doesn’t understand or can’t...
If you’re looking to create dynamic and interactive user interfaces, then you should use the power of Binding and Converters. Binding is like a magical link that connects your UI with your data. It’s like a two-way street, allowing changes in one to reflect in the other. Now, imagine you’re dealing with data that the UI doesn’t understand or can’t...
The File Picker is a tool that allows users to browse and select files on their devices. It’s like a bridge that connects your app to the user’s file system. Imagine you’re creating an app where users can upload their photos. Instead of having to implement a whole file system interface yourself, you can use the File Picker to let...
If you’re looking to add audio functionality to your app, then you’re going to find this topic quite interesting. The ability to record and play sound is a powerful feature that can greatly enhance the user experience of your app. Whether you’re developing a voice note-taking app, a music player, or a game, understanding how to work with audio is...
SQLite is a lightweight database that’s perfect for local storage in mobile applications. It’s like having a compact, efficient filing cabinet right in your app where you can store and retrieve data as needed. Whether you’re storing user preferences, game scores, or offline data, SQLite can handle it all. And the best part? It works seamlessly with .Net MAUI, making...
CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete - the four basic operations you can perform on any persistent data storage. In the context of SQLite and .Net MAUI, these operations allow you to manage your local database effectively. Imagine you’re building an app where users can create, view, edit, and delete notes. With SQLite and CRUD operations, you can...
If you’re looking to create an app that involves file handling, then understanding how to save files is going to be crucial. Saving files in .Net MAUI involves using specific methods that allow your app to write data to a file. This could be anything from saving user preferences, storing game scores, to creating a document. So, let’s get started...
If you’re building an app with multiple pages, then understanding how to pass data between these pages is going to be vital. Passing data between pages in .Net MAUI using Shell is like passing a baton in a relay race. It allows you to carry information from one page and hand it over to the next. This could be anything...
Pull to Refresh is a common gesture in modern mobile applications that allows users to refresh the content of a page with a simple swipe down action. It’s like having a refresh button, but more intuitive and user-friendly. For example, you might be building a news app where the articles are updated frequently. With Pull to Refresh, users can easily...
