.NET MAUI Controls: Mastering the Basics and Beyond

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[@manjitkmohan]

i love the speed of the tutorial. No dragging... fataafattt..... if needed I can pause & look at code, google and come back.... love it! 👍

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much for the feedback! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful and the pace suitable for your learning style.

[@rahulkishore3340]

I also agree with this. Fataafatt, no issues etc.

[@elcheapo9444]

Indian tutors are the best. I prefer them over the other so-called experts and evangelists. Turn on captions if you have trouble with the accent. Well done!

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much! Truly appreciate your kind words and support.

[@jorgejorge8878]

I've been watching these videos and I have to say, this is absolutely incredible. Thanks

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much for your kind words! Glad to hear that.

[@MassimoColurcio-x1n]

Fantastic job. So clear and very well explained. Keep up the good work!

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for watching the video and leaving such a positive comment. I'm glad to hear that you found the video helpful and that the information was clear and well-explained.

[@gdinpopara]

Very decent tutorial. Most common controls as they are. Thanks

[@CodingDroplets]

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[@teftele]

This is the best tutorial I've ever seen! 😃😄

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much for your enthusiastic feedback! I'm glad to hear that you found the tutorial to be the best you've ever seen. Your positive comment made my day! 😄

[@talkathiriify]

Excellent as usual. Thank you very much.

[@CodingDroplets]

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[@mjonausk]

Exactly what I wanted. Thanks for this tutorial.

[@CodingDroplets]

You are Welcome! Glad to hear that.

[@ceramicellasy3392]

you are prefect please continue and explain Recognize a pinch gesture

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for your comment! I appreciate your interest in learning more about .NET MAUI controls and I'm glad to hear that you're looking forward to upcoming videos. In those videos, we'll cover different aspects of .NET MAUI controls, including how to recognize different types of gestures like pinch, tap, and swipe. We'll also demonstrate how to customize controls and create your own custom controls in .NET MAUI. Stay tuned for more content and please feel free to let me know if you have any specific topics or questions you'd like to see covered in future videos.

[@SanjivKumar-oz8rz]

SUPERB Sir, Very Helpful......

[@CodingDroplets]

Glad to hear that

[@morsheddld]

Superb ❤

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank You!

[@soumyadipmajumder3450]

Great tutorial, awesome course.

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank You! Glad to hear that.

[@tophatpuma]

Thanks!

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much for your kind support and feedback! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. Your support is greatly appreciated!

[@redmundperrz7234]

Thanks for the tutorial,can you do video net maui using third party components like material ui

[@CodingDroplets]

You're welcome! I appreciate your feedback. Using third-party components, especially popular libraries like Material UI, in .NET MAUI is a great idea, and I'll definitely consider creating a video on that topic in the upcoming content.

[@redmundperrz7234]

@@CodingDroplets thanks

[@sherlockholmes3316]

How do we access control methods in viewmodel? Suppose after fetching data from database , we want to scroll to end how can we call Collectionview.scrollto? if we load the data in code behind.cs we can do that because code behind can access the collectionview using x:Name but how to do it in viewmodel?

[@CodingDroplets]

You can use a messaging service like WeakReferenceMessenger or an event-based approach. After fetching data in your ViewModel, send a message or trigger an event that the View (code-behind) can subscribe to, and then call CollectionView.ScrollTo from the View. This keeps your ViewModel clean and follows the MVVM pattern.

[@davidwamahiu169]

Great content!

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank You!

[@mandardesai3841]

how can you change radiobutton color ? how can set different color check and uncheck radio button?

[@CodingDroplets]

To change the color of a `RadioButton` and set different colors for checked and unchecked states, you can use the `VisualStateManager`. I'll consider creating a video on this topic soon. Stay tuned for updates!

[@hungchip]

Hi Master, It seems we lack Control so users can draw, write their signature.

[@CodingDroplets]

You can try the DrawingView control which is a part of MAUI Community Toolkit library. Please check learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/communitytoolkit/maui/views/drawingview

[@ceramicellasy3392]

Please explain how we got the data in path

[@CodingDroplets]

To create the data for the Path control using third-party tools, you can use any software that supports vector graphics and export the data as XAML or SVG files. One such tool is the SVG Path Editor (yqnn.github.io/svg-path-editor/), which is a web-based editor that allows you to create and edit SVG paths visually. You can use this editor to create your path and then export the data as an SVG file. Another option for getting data for the Path control is to use free SVG files from websites like FreeSVG.org. You can download an SVG file that contains a path you want to use, extract the path data from the file, and then use it directly in the data property of the Path control.

[@ceramicellasy3392]

Wait for the next clip please don't be late for us

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much for your comment and for showing interest in the upcoming videos! I appreciate your enthusiasm and I'll do my best to deliver more content as soon as possible. In the meantime, you can check out my previous videos or let me know if you have any suggestions for topics you'd like me to cover. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more!

[@mrAbbas381366]

Frame is old.. Use border instead

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for watching and sharing your feedback with us! We appreciate your input and the suggestion you've provided. You are absolutely right; the "Border" control does offer more options from a functional perspective.

[@ainsleyinnella7679]

Promo SM

[@CodingDroplets]

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what you mean by "Promo SM." Could you please clarify your question or provide more context so that I can better understand how to assist you? I would be happy to help with any questions or concerns you may have about my .NET MAUI Controls tutorial.

[@halanchi1444]

That's amazing . Thanks a lot

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! We're thrilled to hear that you found the ".NET MAUI Controls" video to be amazing.

[@codegamers999]

hey can yo hell me pls with the depency injection shell navigatio problem is the page and in its class constractor the depecdy injection of model view like this Dashboard(ViewModel viewmodel) and after lgin success i just what to redirect to dashboard using shell.current.GoToAsycn($"//{nameof(Dashboard)}"); but the errot in this line please help me up

[@CodingDroplets]

It seems like you're encountering an issue with dependency injection and shell navigation in your MAUI application. Ensure that the ViewModel is registered correctly in your service collection and initialized before attempting to navigate to the Dashboard page. Also, make sure that the Dashboard page is registered in your app's routing configuration and that the name matches the name used in the nameof(Dashboard) expression.