Welcome to the .NET MAUI Tutorials section of Algolassi.

.NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) is Microsoft's modern framework for building native applications for Windows, Android, iOS, and macOS using a shared C# codebase.

Experiment with a complete MAUI Hybrid-style solution in your browser. The solution is shown in the order MAUI → Shared → Web → Web Client, with a web-only preview.

What is .NET MAUI?

With .NET MAUI you can develop Windows, Android, iOS, macOS, and Blazor Hybrid applications while sharing application logic across platforms.

Learning Roadmap

Beginner

Visual Studio and MAUI workload
Creating your first MAUI app
Project structure
XAML basics
Navigation and resources
Styling

Intermediate

Dependency Injection: Register and Use Services
MVVM and data binding
Shell Navigation: Routes and Query Parameters
Preferences and secure storage
Local databases
HTTP APIs

Advanced

Blazor Hybrid Architecture
Platform-specific features
Camera and file picker integration
Notifications
Performance optimization
Publishing and deployment

Featured .NET MAUI Articles

Blazor Hybrid

Blazor Hybrid allows Razor components to run inside a native .NET MAUI application. You can share UI and business logic while still accessing native platform capabilities.

Share UI using Razor components
Reuse C# business logic
Integrate native features
Use JavaScript interoperability
Build cross-platform enterprise applications

Open the MAUI Hybrid Web Playground →

Common .NET MAUI Issues

Android build errors
XAML compilation issues
Dependency injection problems
Navigation errors
Package conflicts
WebView problems
Blazor Hybrid issues
Publish failures
Platform-specific bugs

Frequently Asked Questions

Is .NET MAUI free?

Yes. .NET MAUI is free and open source as part of the .NET platform.

Can I build desktop applications?

Yes. .NET MAUI supports Windows and macOS desktop development in addition to mobile platforms.

Is XAML required?

No. XAML is common, but interfaces can also be created with C# or Blazor Hybrid.