Avalonia UI Releases First Preview of .NET MAUI Backend with Linux and WebAssembly Support
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Summary
Avalonia UI announces the first preview release of their Avalonia backend for .NET MAUI, enabling developers to deploy .NET MAUI applications to additional platforms including Linux and WebAssembly. This integration advances cross-platform consistency and provides developers with more UI options, allowing them to choose between native platform UIs and drawn UIs depending on their design preferences and requirements.
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Beyond offering Linux and WebAssembly support for .NET MAUI, this new backend advances Avalonia's vision of cross-platform consistency.
There are many great reasons to choose between native and drawn UIs. Going native allows your app to blend in with your hosted platform.
But there are times when you don't want Liquid Glass and prefer a classic look.
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