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Building a .NET Maui Application

Overview

In this hands-on lab, you will use Visual Studio 2022 to build your first .NET Maui application.

We will build a .NET MAUI application that will display a list of Monkeys from around the world. We will start by building the business logic backend that pulls down json-encoded data from a RESTful endpoint. We will then leverage .NET MAUI to find the closest monkey to us and also show the monkey on a map. We will also see how to display data in many different ways and then finally fully theme the application.

Pre-Requisites

If you do not have Visual Studio 2022 installed, download the Community edition.

Ensure you choose the .NET Multi-platform App UI development option.

Visual Studio 2022

If you already have Visual Studio installed, ensure you install the latest .NET SDK, the .NET Multi-platform App UI development workload with its default optional installation options, and ensure you add the CommunityToolkit.Mvvm package to the MonkeyFinder project in Visual Studio.

.NET 8 SDK

Instatllion Requirements

Install packages

Step through this short tutorial to ensure all of your tooling is ready.

Mobile Development Setup for Visual Studio