Mastering .NET MAUI APIs: Building a .NET MAUI Weather App

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Learn how to build a powerful .NET MAUI Weather App (DotNet MAUI weather app) with API integration in this comprehensive tutorial. We'll guide you through the process of creating a top-notch weather app using .NET MAUI, while exploring various API features and best practices.
With step-by-step instructions, we'll show you how to set up the project, implement API calls, and create model classes for seamless data retrieval. Discover how to leverage .NET MAUI's capabilities to consume APIs efficiently and effectively.
Whether you're new to .NET MAUI or an experienced developer looking to expand your skills, this video has something for everyone. Join us as we dive into .NET MAUI APIs, demonstrate consuming Web API in DotNet MAUI, handle clear text traffic, and more.
Join us as we explore dotnet maui api calls, maui api documentation, and show you how to create a maui api client. We'll walk you through the process of making maui api calls, utilizing .NET MAUI's incredible capabilities to fetch real-time weather data.
Discover how to optimize your .NET MAUI app for Android using maui httpclient android features, ensuring smooth performance and compatibility across devices.
In this comprehensive .NET MAUI API integration tutorial, we go beyond just implementing HTTPClient - we focus on best practices to ensure optimal performance for your Weather App. By incorporating industry-proven techniques and avoiding common pitfalls, we'll guide you in creating a highly efficient and smooth user experience. A single misstep can impact your app's performance. Learn how to avoid them.
Let's elevate your .NET MAUI app to new heights with smart API integration and ensure that every user enjoys a lightning-fast experience. This is a .NET MAUI Rest Api MVVM Example video. We clearly explains how to call Web API from .Net MAUI app [.Net MAUI Web API Call or Consume Web Api in .Net MAUI]. Don't miss this opportunity to master HTTPClient best practices and create top-notch applications!
We'll be harnessing the power of WeatherStack! As a leading weather data provider, WeatherStack offers a comprehensive API that empowers developers to access real-time weather information effortlessly.
In this video, we'll explore the ins and outs of WeatherStack API, learn how to sign up for a new account to obtain our API key, and discover its various methods for fetching current weather, weather history, and weather forecasts.
By leveraging WeatherStack's API documentation, we'll gain valuable insights into its error codes, different API features, and the details of response values. Together, we'll build a robust .NET MAUI Weather App, providing users with accurate weather data that they can rely on.
Don't miss this opportunity to supercharge your app with WeatherStack's cutting-edge weather data API and create a weather app like never before!
DotNet MAUI, the acronym for .NET Multi-platform App UI, is a revolutionary framework that takes cross-platform development to new heights. Created by Microsoft, MAUI enables developers to build native applications that seamlessly run on multiple platforms, such as Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, all while sharing a single codebase. Utilizing the power of C# and .NET, developers can craft high-performance, visually appealing apps that deliver a consistent user experience across various devices. By streamlining cross-platform development, MAUI significantly reduces the time and effort required to create and maintain apps for different operating systems, making it an ideal choice for modern software development.
Gone are the days of writing separate codebases for each platform. With DotNet MAUI, developers can now leverage a unified and efficient development approach, which not only enhances productivity but also extends the reach of their applications. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just beginning your journey, MAUI empowers you to build powerful, feature-rich applications that cater to a diverse audience. Embrace the potential of MAUI and embark on a cross-platform development adventure that will elevate your app development experience to a whole new level.
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[@Rizzwan7]

BindingContext should be added in WeatherInfopage.cs. I think its cut duration the editing video.

[@shaileshpandey6214]

Great video , Its really very much informative. 1. Best practices, how to use actually MVVM pattern 2. How we can use it as like in production code. (Internet connection wirking or not) Separation of concerns very clear and clean. Thank you. 😊

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! We're glad to hear that you found the video informative and helpful. 🎉

[@beelzaBob]

Great tutorial! I've searched high and low for a tutorial showing Maui API code, and this is the only one I found, and -- lo and behold -- it's very well done. The mark of a true teacher is making complicated concepts nice and simple, and your example was intellectually engaging (who doesn't like weather data?).

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear that you found the tutorial helpful.

[@RaffaelePicarella-l1x]

you need to add binding context to view model in cs file WeatherInfoPage

[@曼巴-z1t]

Great tutorial,thank you teacher!

[@CodingDroplets]

You are welcome!

[@crispuskinyanjui5376]

Awesome tutorial series, never felt better

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much for your fantastic comment! We're glad to hear that you enjoyed the tutorials and had a great experience following along with them. 🎉

[@klondikexx2831]

This was great. Only improvement could be how to enable unencrypted API calls for a specific API, instead of giving permision in the Android manifest file

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for your positive feedback! I appreciate your suggestion for improvement.

[@artemky3bmu45]

Thank you so much for the video. But since I don't need a paid subscription to the site you suggested, I couldn't follow the lesson further.

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for watching the video! I'm glad you found it helpful. Just to clarify, you don't need a paid subscription to test the API method demonstrated in the tutorial. The API used in the video is typically available for free.

[@crispuskinyanjui5376]

@CodingDroplets From this series can you add a video of working with the shell as you had mentioned when working with page layout.

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for watching tutorial series and for your suggestion! We really appreciate your feedback. We'll be adding a video that covers working with the Shell in one of our upcoming tutorials.

[@crispuskinyanjui5376]

Cant wait for more

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank You! Your support and encouragement motivate us to keep creating valuable content for our viewers.

[@ymtan]

Hello Coding Droplets, could you kindly please explain why we need to use the JsonPropertyName() attribute for each property inside WeatherApiResponse class because I don't really understand the purpose of using Json property name attibute ??

[@CodingDroplets]

Hello! Thank you for your question, and I'm glad you're finding the tutorial helpful! The JsonPropertyName() attribute is used to specify the name of the property when serializing and deserializing JSON data. In some scenarios, the property names in your C# class might not match the property names in the JSON data you are sending or receiving from an API. In such cases, you can use the JsonPropertyName() attribute to explicitly map the C# property to the corresponding JSON property. In the video, I just need to change the property names in the C# class. But while serializing and deserializing the application should use the actual name mentioned in the JSON content.

[@programmmerr]

Hello nice tutorial. Why the button doesn't fetch anything. I have done with binding

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for watching the tutorial and trying out the code! To troubleshoot the issue with the button not fetching anything, please confirm if the bindings are done correctly. In this particular video, I focused on demonstrating the API integration in a .NET MAUI application without delving much into the MVVM pattern and data binding, as these topics were covered in detail in the previous video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/eF6YlmOGf9mGetU). If the button is not fetching anything, it's possible that there might be a small issue with the binding or some other part of the code. You can find the source code in the below github repository. github.com/codingdroplets/MauiWeatherApp

[@seanbutterworth]

I had the same issue and after watching other videos I figured out I had to add the line: BindingContext = new WeatherInfoPageViewModel(); in the constructor for WeatherInfoPage()

[@vijaymani6552]

Great 👍

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for watching the video! Glad to hear that.

[@robertlamberson4186]

I am just learning the MVVM structure. I have copied the weather App faithfully from the tutorial, but am getting 9 errors for the variables in WeatherApiResponseLocation class, and cannot see what I am missing. Any help would be appreciated. "Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State Details Error CS1061 'WeatherApiResponseRequest' does not contain a definition for 'WeatherIcons' and no accessible extension method 'WeatherIcons' accepting a first argument of type 'WeatherApiResponseRequest' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) MauiWeatherApp (net8.0-android), MauiWeatherApp (net8.0-ios), MauiWeatherApp (net8.0-maccatalyst), MauiWeatherApp (net8.0-windows10.0.19041.0) C:\Users\bobla\source epos\MauiWeatherApp\MauiWeatherApp\Models\ViewModels\WeatherInfoPageViewModel.cs" 56 Active

[@CodingDroplets]

It sounds like there might be an issue with the definition or inclusion of the 'WeatherIcons' property. Could you please double-check to ensure that you've added this property correctly as a string array?

[@Rizzwan7]

BindingContext should be added in WeatherInfopage.cs. I think its cut duration the editing video.

[@S_Crypto]

Coding Balls 👌👌

[@曼巴-z1t]

Why did pressing the fetch button not respond？

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for your comment! It could be due to various reasons such as event handling, data binding, or network connectivity. I recommend reviewing the source code available at this link (github.com/codingdroplets/MauiWeatherApp) to compare it with your implementation and identify any discrepancies.

[@曼巴-z1t]

Great,thanks! Turns out it was missed BindingContext = new WeatherInfoPageViewModel();

[@ahmadfaraz3678]

How to create error interceptor in Maui?

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for your suggestion! Creating an error interceptor in .NET MAUI is indeed a valuable topic to cover. I'll definitely consider making a video tutorial on this subject in the near future. Stay tuned for updates!

[@hyperdrivekpm221]

No response when I click the fetch button

[@CodingDroplets]

It seems like there might be an issue with the code. I recommend verifying the code implementation to ensure everything is set up correctly. You can access the source code for the project on GitHub at github.com/codingdroplets/MauiWeatherApp

[@hyperdrivekpm221]

Sorry for the late update it was the binding thank you for the tutorials 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@shaileshpandey6214]

Please make a video, how can we run an app on localhost.

[@CodingDroplets]

We appreciate your interest in learning more about .NET MAUI. Just to clarify, when you mentioned running the app on localhost, did you mean hosting the API in your local machine for testing and development purposes?

[@shaileshpandey6214]

@@CodingDroplets Yes. I want for testing and development purpose. Suppose if I am using it for production (small scale approx 20 user) using ngrok then any problem.?

[@shaileshpandey6214]

I want to one suggestion with you. My case is that There is One enterprise sql server database which is local database (On premises) and user want to access some reports on Android app and some approval transaction, on that situation suppose, if I am localhost url make a public in anyways then it can be possible or any otherway also to do this. ?

[@曼巴-z1t]

Why did the program I followed enter report an error？ XFC0000 Cannot resolve type "clr-namespace: MauiWeatherApp.Models.ViewModels:vm:WeatherInfoPageViewModel" ,code is:

[@曼巴-z1t]

Space reason