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20/09/2022

What is .NET MAUI?
For those who don’t know what is .NET MAUI:
NET MAUI means .NET Multi-Platform App User Interface (MAUI) and allows us to build native desktop and mobile apps with a single code base. .NET MAUI will be running on .NET 6 (and .NET 7).

According to Microsoft, .NET MAUI is the evolution of Xamarin.Forms, extended from mobile to desktop scenarios, with UI controls rebuilt from scratch for performance and extensibility.

How .NET MAUI works (Source: Microsoft)
How .NET MAUI works (Source: Microsoft)NET MAUI stands out for its ability to unify APIs from different platforms (macOS, Android and Windows) into a single API. This will allow developers to have a unified and more comfortable experience while providing great control over all the functions of each platform (and this is something very cool).

After many people said that it arrives to replace Xamarin, Microsoft had to come out and say that .NET MAUI is complementary to Xamarin.

19/09/2022

development and nothing was officially confirmed at that time.

For some time now Microsoft has published many blog posts in which it has been talking about the possible features (and the official ones) that the major version of C # 11 will bring with it.

In this article we have compiled all the features of C # 11 based on Microsoft release notes and Microsoft Docs. Let’s take a quick tour and discover all the new features of C # 11 (they will blow your mind)!

“Holes” in interpolated chains
Welcome to the first new feature that C # 11 will bring, we have to keep in mind that C # currently supports two types of intepolated strings:

Verbatim interpolated: $@""
Non-verbatim interpolated: $""
The main difference here is that verbatim interpolated strings can contain new lines of code in their text segments and can only escape a proper quotation mark " “.

This does not happen in non-verbatim interpolated strings; in these cases escape characters (such as /r/n) are used.

When I mention “holes”, I — and Microsoft — mean interpolation expressions.

All this affected (and still affects) all the “holes” in the non-verbatim interpolated strings. Since these holes are not really text, they should not be affected by the escape rules.

13/08/2022