
Create a functional and visually stunning multi-platform application from a single codebase.
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.NET MAUI is the evolution of Xamarin.Forms—an open-source framework that allows you to build native applications using C# and XAML. With .NET MAUI, developers can:
Get up and running with ease. From downloading .NET MAUI to building your first app, Microsoft provides streamlined tools and tutorials to guide you.
Design responsive applications that adapt to both mobile and desktop form factors. Customize UI for specific platforms to ensure a native look and feel.
Access device features like sensors, cameras, and storage using cross-platform APIs. You can even invoke native platform code when needed.
Integrate RESTful APIs, connect to Azure services, manage authentication, and handle offline data sync with ease.
Combine web technologies with native power. Build hybrid apps using Blazor and .NET MAUI to reuse web components in mobile and desktop environments.
Take advantage of built-in controls, animations, graphics, and styling tools. Use XAML and data-binding to create dynamic, interactive interfaces.
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C# 13 arrived with .NET 9 and brings a focused set of changes that improve performance, reduce boilerplate, and add flexibility to existing patterns. If you skipped the release notes, here’s the practical version — what changed, why it matters, and how to use it today.
RAG systems let you give any LLM access to your private data without fine-tuning or retraining. This guide walks through building a complete retrieval-augmented generation pipeline from scratch using Python and ChromaDB — from document ingestion to grounded, citation-backed answers.
Minimal APIs in ASP.NET Core aren’t just a stripped-down alternative to controllers — they’re a genuinely better fit for many API shapes. This guide shows you how to build a complete, production-ready REST API from scratch, covering everything from basic routing to JWT authentication and OpenAPI documentation.
Most developers treat prompting as an afterthought — a quick line of text before hitting send. But the gap between a mediocre AI response and a genuinely useful one almost always comes down to how the prompt was structured. These techniques are the difference between a tool that frustrates and one that delivers.
React 19 is the biggest update to the library in years — the Actions API alone changes how you handle async mutations and form state. This guide covers every feature worth knowing, with real code showing the before-and-after difference.
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