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Implementing Multiple Image Picker in .NET MAUI for Android and iOS

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Implementing Multiple Image Picker in .NET MAUI for Android and iOS In this blog, we’ll build a multi-image picker for Android and iOS using .NET MAUI. This functionality will allow users to select multiple images from their device gallery and display them in a CollectionView .  A special thank you to Awneesh Thakur  for your contribution! Your insights have helped shape this exploration, and I appreciate your contribution to the .NET MAUI community. 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. 1. UI Design for Image Picker The user interface includes a button to initiate the image selection and a CollectionView to display the selected images. XAML Code ...

What's New in .NET MAUI for .NET 9: Exploring the New Controls

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The latest .NET MAUI 9 introduces two new exciting controls: HybridWebView and Titlebar for Windows. Let's explore these controls and how you can integrate them into your applications. Please, support my blog by clicking on our sponsors ad! HybridWebView The HybridWebView control allows you to host HTML, JavaScript, and CSS content in a web view, enabling communication between the code in the web view (JavaScript) and the hosting code (C#/.NET). For example, you can host an existing React JS app in a .NET MAUI native app and build the backend using C# and .NET. To create a .NET MAUI app using HybridWebView, you need: Static web content (HTML, JS, CSS, etc.) The HybridWebView control as part of the app UI (referenced in XAML) Code in both the web content and the C#/.NET side to send messages between components For more information, refer to the official HybridWebView documentation . T...