3 Making .NET MAUI apps interactive
This chapter covers
- Defining app permissions in metadata files
- Using location, messaging, and other common operating system and device features
- Saving and encrypting data to users’ devices
- Connecting UI properties with data binding
- Using collections and templates to display lists of data
In chapter 2, we built and ran our first .NET MAUI app and made some small changes, but our app didn’t really do anything. You may have spotted the Click Me button, which, when clicked, increases a number displayed onscreen. In this chapter, we look at how this works and see that we can get and set values on UI elements from code.
Increasing a counter isn’t the most exciting thing in the world, and it’s something you can ...
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