MAUI - Advanced Dynamic Custom Controls
Advanced dynamic custom controls are data-driven, interactive components that adapt at runtime. They combine powerful binding capabilities with customizable behavior, making them ideal for complex UI
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MAUI - Advanced Static Custom Control
Advanced static custom controls are predefined, non-dynamic UI components optimized for performance and consistency
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MAUI - Basic Custom Control
Let's build a basic custom control with Content View
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MAUI UI Challenge 1
Let's start with a new UI Series to enhance all your existing and new projects on MAUI
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Offline AI with LlamaSharp
Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities have become essential in modern applications
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MAUI 8 Supports Apple Xcode 16
Following its annual release cadence, Apple formally announced its updated hardware and software during the Apple Event in early September.
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Open AI for .NET
Miсrosoft аnԁ OрenAI hаve offiсiаlly releаseԁ their formаl. NET librаry
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Scheduling Task with CRONOS
Cronos is a task scheduling library for .NET that allows scheduling and executing tasks at specific times or intervals using the CRON pattern.
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URL Shortener with ASP Core
When working with URLs in our applications, there are times when they may become too long, clunky, unreadable, and difficult to use. In such situations, we can employ a URL shortener to make them shorter, more readable, and easier to share. Essentially, a URL shortener takes our long URLs and provides a shorter URL that, when clicked, redirects our users to the original long URL. In this article, let’s discuss the steps required to build a custom URL shortener for our applications with .NET.
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Blazor Dynamic Component
Blazor is a joy when you know what you’re rendering—this typically involves knowing your types at compile time. But what happens when you want to render your components dynamically, when you don’t know your types ahead of time? You can do it in a variety of ways: you can iterate through components and use complex conditionals, use reflection, declare a bunch of RenderFragments, or even build your own render tree. It can get complicated when dealing with parameters and complex data graphs, and none of these solutions are any good, really.
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