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Or: How to build a drag-and-drop grid without getting your hand bitten off by the Rabbit of Caerbannog You know that feeling when you need a simple grid layout with drag-and-drop in .NET MAUI, and you think "This should be easy, right?"

Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the handlers You know that feeling when you look at your old Xamarin.Forms code and think "This was revolutionary... 3 years ago"?

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This post is the part III of the Falotier's series: Falotier's introduction: description of the loading states Architecture walkthrough Loading from scratch use case study (you are here) Refreshing use case study List update use case study Item details up…

I was currently doing the MAUI migration of an app running on a big but slow device for an important client.

A quick one today!

MAUI Xamarin.Forms ✅ Android ✅ Android ✅ iOS ✅ iOS ❓ macOS ✅ macOS ✅ WinUI ✅ UWP GitHub - roubachof/Sharpnado.MaterialFrame: A modern Xamarin.Forms Frame component supporting blur, acrylic, dark mode.

Nuke image caching library for dotnet MAUI.

I finally ported sharpnado's xamarin.forms collection view to dotnet MAUI \o/ Sharpnado's MAUI CollectionView on Github Performance oriented Horizontal, Grid, Carousel or Vertical layout Header, Footer and GroupHeader Reveal custom animations Drag and Drop

There will be several posts on Falotier's implementation.

https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.Tabs You may know the LazyView, which builds lazily the views it wraps.

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Platform Logo Package MetroLog.Maui Github Repository: https://github.com/roubachof/MetroLog Logging is your best friend So, I'm a big fan of logging cause: It helps you to understand what's happening in your app It increases your debug session productivi…