7 steps to migrate from Xamarin.Forms to .NET MAUI

With the end of support for Xamarin approaching in May 2024, developers are busy migrating existing Xamarin.Forms projects to .NET MAUI as its successor. So are we, of course. In this article, I'll show 7 steps we've always had to take during the transition to make your upgrade .NET MAUI easier.

Martin Luong
Martin Luong

Mit über 7 Jahren Erfahrung in der Entwicklung von Cross-Plattform-Apps mit Xamarin und .NET MAUI zählt Martin zu den alten Hasen bei Cayas Software. Kunden aus Agrar-, Logistik- oder der Gesundheitsbranche schätzen seine ruhige Art und das analytische Vorgehen bei der Umsetzung ihrer Xamarin und .NET MAUI-Projekte. Ein Teil aus seiner täglichen Arbeit mit Xamarin und .NET MAUI teilt er in seinen Artikeln.

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