Learn XAMARIN-MAUI with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 27, 2025
Monetization
Open-source framework under MIT
Enterprise apps can monetize via stores
Integrate with ads or subscription services
Reduces development cost with shared codebase
Deploy on multiple platforms without rewriting code
Future Roadmap
Enhanced performance and memory optimizations
Expanded platform support (Linux, Web via Blazor Hybrid)
Improved Hot Reload and tooling
Stronger integration with .NET libraries
Enhanced community templates and tutorials
When Not To Use
For simple web apps (use Blazor or web frameworks)
If targeting only one platform with native features
When very lightweight apps are needed
When team lacks C#/.NET experience
For GPU-intensive games (Unity/Unreal may be better)
Final Summary
Xamarin.MAUI is a cross-platform framework using C#/.NET.
Supports mobile and desktop platforms with native performance.
MVVM and XAML provide structured UI and data binding.
Integrates with .NET ecosystem and third-party libraries.
Ideal for enterprises and developers targeting multiple platforms with shared code.
Faq
Is MAUI open-source? -> Yes, MIT license.
Does MAUI support all platforms? -> iOS, Android, Windows, macOS (partial for Linux with community tooling).
Can MAUI apps access native APIs? -> Yes, via dependency services or partial classes.
Is MAUI suitable for enterprise apps? -> Yes, widely used in business applications.
How to debug MAUI apps? -> Visual Studio debugger, device/emulator logs, and Hot Reload.