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Pick Smarter, Compress Faster: MediaPicker Enhancements in .NET 10 Preview 6 for .NET MAUI

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📸 MediaPicker Enhancements in .NET 10 Preview 6 for .NET MAUI – Select Multiple Files & Compress Images! .NET 10 Preview 6 brings exciting new features to .NET MAUI developers, especially around media file handling. With the latest MediaPicker enhancements , developers can now select multiple images and compress them on the fly using simple API parameters. Join our exclusive WhatsApp group for Xamarin and .NET MAUI developers to connect with experts, share insights, and get help with your projects. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this group is the perfect place to enhance your skills and collaborate with the community. 🔍 In this blog, we’ll explore: What is MediaPicker in .NET MAUI? What’s new in .NET 10 Preview 6? How to select multiple images? How to compress selected images? Real-world usage scenarios Sample Code Reference Links 🧭 What is MediaPicker? MediaPicker is a cross-platfor...

Control Enhancements in .NET MAUI 9

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.NET MAUI 9 introduces several exciting control enhancements that boost the performance, functionality, and flexibility of cross-platform apps. This blog explores these updates in detail, providing code examples to help you integrate these features into your .NET MAUI applications. 1. BackButtonBehavior OneWay Binding Mode In previous versions of .NET MAUI, the BackButtonBehavior in a Shell app was set to BindingMode.OneTime . In .NET MAUI 9, this has been updated to BindingMode.OneWay , allowing easier control over the back button behavior at runtime. This means the button’s visibility and other properties can be dynamically updated with data bindings. Example Code: The following code demonstrates how to use data binding to control the visibility and behavior of the back button in a Shell app. <ContentPage ...> <Shell.BackButtonBehavior > <BackButtonBehavior Command="{Binding BackCommand}" ...

Moving Xamarin App to .NET Maui: Seamless transition for your app.

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  With the advent of .NET Multi-platform App UI (MAUI), developers have a powerful framework at their disposal for building cross-platform applications. As .NET MAUI is the evolution of Xamarin.Forms, it offers enhanced performance, more features, and a unified API for creating apps for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. If you have an existing Xamarin app, migrating to .NET MAUI can open up new possibilities. This guide will walk you through the steps to migrate your Xamarin app to .NET MAUI seamlessly. Why Migrate to .NET MAUI? Before we dive into the migration process, let’s look at some reasons why you might want to migrate your Xamarin app to .NET MAUI: Unified Project Structure : .NET MAUI simplifies the project structure by consolidating platform-specific projects into a single project. Performance Improvements : .NET MAUI provides performance optimizations, making your apps faster and more efficient. New Features : Take advantage of new controls, layouts, and other fea...