Summary of Apprendre .NET MAUI - Cours complet pour débutants - Créer des applications multiplateformes en C#

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This video offers a complete beginner's guide to developing applications using C# and the .NET MAUI framework. The video covers topics such as project management, creating models, and using observables. By the end of the video, you will be able to create a basic product list view.

00:00:00 This video introduces a new .NET Framework, NDA, which is designed to replace Microsoft's exams ARINC. The framework allows developers to create mobile applications for Android and iOS platforms using only one codebase. In addition, the video introduces an architecture for developing applications using the framework, and shows an application that uses the framework to display random products from a supermarket.
00:05:00 This video provides a complete course on learning .NET Mauna, designed specifically for beginners. The main points discussed are defining relevant terms, and exploring what this information has to offer in regards to developing multi-platform applications in C#. After the introduction, Lindsay Taylor is interviewed about the new community preview of .NET 2022, which allows developers to develop applications using the new features of the platform. The second project is to clone a pre-existing open source project, which Serge Houde has completed. The final part of the video is a tutorial on creating a product using the product producers class created in the first project.
00:10:00 This video introduces the basics of .NET MAUI, covering topics such as creating multi-platform applications in C#. The video then moves on to discuss the project management and development environment, and how to create models that can be used in view files. Jason introduces a tiny package, which is essential for developing MVA applications. It enables you to use attributes and generate code more easily than usual. He then demonstrates how to generate a project with an error, and how to use local and global point properties to create a generic product name. Finally, the video covers how to use higher-level functions to generate product names, and how to generate a product's generic name.
00:15:00 This video shows how to create multi-platform applications in C# using inheritance and observables. First, the author shows how to create a basic class, and then demonstrates how to use observables to track the state of a product (e.g. whether it's being created or loaded). Next, the author shows how to use inheritance to create a base class for all products, and how to use observables to track the properties of a product. Finally, the author shows how to use observables to track the state of a page and the loading of products.
00:20:00 This video explains how to create multi-platform applications in C# using the "is not" operator, and how to use properties to control the visibility of fields in your models. Finally, the video shows how to create a factory to generate code for your models, and how to create a "protect" service to protect specific pieces of code.
00:25:00 The author of this video explains how to create multi-platform applications in C#, using a project called "Apprendre .NET MAUI". They first discuss a global variable called "view", which is a reference to the current view model in the application. They then show how to create a new variable called "audate view model" and add it to the "project" section of the application. They show how to create a new variable called "product" and add it to the "services" section of the application. They also show how to create a new variable called "taxe" and add it to the "global" section of the application. They then show how to create a new variable called "globale de l'asile" and add it to the "global" section of the application. They then show how to create a new variable called "singleton" and add it to the "global" section of the application. They then show how to create a new variable called "vieux modèle" and add it to the "models" section of the application. They then show how to create a new variable called "product service" and add it to the "services" section of the application. They then
00:30:00 This video demonstrates how to create applications using C# on the Maui island. The video begins with a description of the different types of applications that can be created, and then goes on to show how to create a basic application. Next, the video shows how to add processing and user interaction, and how to create a search engine. Finally, the video shows how to create a product list and how to generate a response.
00:35:00 This video covers the basics of developing multi-platform applications in C# using the Entity Framework. The instructor demonstrates how to create a simple product catalog using the Baby Blues in, Hank Aaron Hunt Point Display, and SyncCards products. Next, the instructor demonstrates how to use the Main() method to generate a new product. Finally, the instructor demonstrates how to use the design grille feature in a .NET pointeagnostic application to create a custom product page title and CSS.
00:40:00 This video offers a complete overview of how to create multi-platform applications in C# with Microsoft ASP.NET MUI. By the end, you'll be able to create a product list view which will be displayed on the main page of your application. There are some limitations to this approach, however, which the presenter addresses.
00:45:00 This video explains how to create multi-platform applications in C# using the Apprendre.NET MAUI course. First, an image is created with 96 pixels per inch. Then, a vertical vaccine is created with columns and padding and lighted in the center. A text box is added, and the image of the product is bound to it. Finally, the image of the product's brand is added, and the application is tested.
00:50:00 This video is a tutorial on how to create multi-platform applications in C#. The main points covered are: The title of the video will not be a lie - this course is for absolute beginners, and will cover the basics of .NET MAUI. By default, classes will be defined in a way that is easy to understand. When loading another page, the old model of indicating that this is the first time the function is called will be used. We'll take a look at this function later and see what it does. We'll then use the keyword null to make our function return a syncrude object. This method could alternatively be implemented using the awake operator. We'll then look at creating a public property called "small scores" which will hold the images of the products. Next, we'll add an activity indicator to the bottom of the page, and add a "Products" menu item to the main menu. When the menu item is clicked, the product images will be loaded. Finally, we'll add a "View Detresse" activity to the bottom of the page, which will display a graph of the user's progress.
00:55:00 This video covers the basics of C# programming, including how to create multi-platform applications. First, the user's size is displayed in two columns. Then, a line is drawn between the two columns to show the difference in width. Then, the user sees an "indicate" button below the first column, and if they hit the button, they will see the second column. If they hit the button again while the first column is visible, the first column will be hidden and the second column will be the active column. The user then moves on to creating an application, and in the process, learns about sharePoint and ICSa. First, the user selects "Produit" from the drop down menu on the "Application final" page. Then, they create a new page, called "Tales Paige Halak Lenval." They fill in the page's title and hit the "Save" button. Finally, they create a route for the page in ICSa, and save it. Finally, they develop the part of the video where the user creates a view for the product details page. They write a page called "Des tales paige halak lenval," and hit the "Enregistrer" button. They are

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This video provides a complete tutorial on how to develop multi-platform applications in C#. The video starts with a discussion of basic concepts, such as defining labels for the user interface. Next, the author demonstrates how to launch a separate application and how to add a search field to the main application. Finally, the video shows how to change the theme and colors of the application.

01:00:00 In this video, a beginner's guide to learning .NET MAUI is presented. First, a list of items is clicked on, revealing details about the chosen item. Next, a old model is created, and related to the page for tales. Next, a new class is created, and named product. The class contains properties and methods related to product production. Finally, the product's attributes are retrieved and bound to a gesture. The video then goes on to demonstrate how to launch a command via the XML code. If all goes well, the command will be executed on the main page. Finally, the old model is closed, and a new one opened in German. This new model is used to display product information.
01:05:00 This video covers the basics of .NET MAUI, which is a complete course for beginners who want to create multi-platform applications in C#. The first part of the video covers setting up the development environment, and the second part covers creating a simple product listing page. Finally, the video shows how to add a scrolling view and grid to display the product details.
01:10:00 This YouTube video explains how to create applications that work on multiple platforms using the .NET programming language. First, each loading is modified, and then additional services are added. The cost for each product is then updated every time a page is changed. Finally, a button is added to the product, and the product's cost is displayed below the button.
01:15:00 This video provides a complete tutorial on how to create multi-platform applications in C#, starting with basic concepts and progressing to more advanced features. In the first part, we explore how to integrate our application into a browser. Next, we look at how to create a search function for our application. Finally, we develop a constructor for our application. Along the way, we create two properties: one for history and one for search terms. We then use these properties to display search history and search results on our application's main page.
01:20:00 In this video, Martin demonstrates how to create multi-platform applications using C#. He first renames a page to display a new view, and then uses a collection view to display data in two different ways: as a list of items, and as a grid. He also demonstrates how to create a button and binding to clear the history of a search term. Finally, he demonstrates how to create a product in the product list view and a search command.
01:25:00 This video covers the basics of learning to develop .NET applications in Maui, including creating a basic project, adding a quarry parameter, and binding to a service. Next, the video shows how to create a public function that runs asynchronously, and how to search for products. Finally, the video shows how to create a search term and set up a URL to retrieve product data.
01:30:00 This video covers the basics of developing multi-platform applications in C#. First, the video explains the terminology used in the video. Next, the video covers the basics of product development, including how to create products and manage stock. Finally, the video covers the basics of search engine optimization (SEO).
01:35:00 This video is a complete course for beginners on learning C#. The main topics covered are creating multi-platform applications, registering routes in a 2D point XML file, and setting up a search function. The video also covers how to add a title to an application and how to restore an application's history.
01:40:00 In this video, a complete course on learning .NET MAUI is presented. The first part of the lesson focuses on basic programming concepts, such as functions and variables. The second part covers data management and working with databases. The third part covers developing multi-platform applications in C#. The fourth part covers developing web applications. The final part covers developing mobile applications. The instructor explains how to use the client-side evaluation mode to test the applications. Finally, the instructor discusses publicizing the project and concludes the video.
01:45:00 This video teaches basic C# programming in Maui, Hawaii. First, a class is created. The case name is "setting." Then, differences and things are explained. Finally, a static property is named and defined. This allows access to the property anywhere in the code without having to instantiate other objects. The "nutri score" and "hall" preferences are then defined and the "gâter le set" behavior is implemented. The "set" object is used to define a default value for the "jusqu'à" parameter. The "product of services" and "implémenter le fait de récupérer" procedures are then demonstrated. The "puits" and "filter" procedures are added, and the "title" and "view" procedures are created. The "pagina 16" and "filter 2" procedures are added, and the "title of view" and "nat hype" procedures are created. Finally, a grid is created and the "title of grid" and "build grid" procedures are demonstrated.
01:50:00 The video discusses how to create multi-platform applications in C#. It starts with a discussion of how to define a label for the user interface, which includes options for horizontal or vertical center alignment. Next, a separate application is launched to show how the user interface is created. Finally, code is shown for the main application.
01:55:00 This YouTube video teaches how to create multi-platform applications in C#, using the default values for the radio buttons and check boxes. The author demonstrates how to add a search field to an application, and how to change the application's theme and colors.

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This video provides a complete guide for beginners who want to create multi-platform applications in C#. It covers topics such as how to add the Internet permission to an Android project's .manifest file, how to customize project settings, and how to create an iOS or non-iOS app by choosing different target images.