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.NET MAUI Blazor - Build Hybrid Mobile, Desktop, and Web apps - Gerald Versluis - NDC London 2023

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Gerald Versluis explains how to build cross-platform hybrid mobile, desktop, and web applications using .NET MAUI and Blazor.

Blazor enables building client-side web UI with .NET, but sometimes you need more than what the web platform offers. Sometimes you need full access to the native capabilities of the device. You can now host Blazor components in .NET MAUI apps to build cross-platform native apps using web UI. The components run natively in the .NET process and render web UI to an embedded web view control using a local interop channel. This hybrid approach gives you the best of native and the web. Your components can access native functionality through the .NET platform, and they render standard web UI. .NET MAUI Blazor apps can run anywhere .NET MAUI can (Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android). Check out our new channel: NDC Clips: @ndcclips Check out more of our featured speakers and talks at ndcconferences.com/ ndclondon.com/

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