Migrating real life Xamarin project to .NET 8 MAUI | Matiki

New version of .NET 8 is out and with it new version of MAUI. What I've tried is to upgrade my existing project, Matiki, to latest and greatest version of Maui using .NET Upgrade Assistant.
Matiki is live app, available for download and you can check look and feel of it by really downloading it on your devices. Then, you can compare it with results after migration.

This video was made without prior preparation, except for installation of the tools, and it contains some troubleshooting as well.

0:00 Intro and MAUI status in general
1:50 What was done so far
2:15 Presenting app for migration and validating versions
3:30 Creating blank new MAUI app
8:50 Upgrading Xamarin App to MAUI
37:30 First migration results of Android in MAUI
40:50 Review of the work so far and general conclusion
47:10 Checking iOS App migration results

[alvaroartaviabenavides]

thanks for the video, really useful, did you create a new android and ios app just like James Montemagno tutorial?

[konstantanter]

Greetings, I have a problem:(
I have a SKCanvas where I draw a map of the country by region
I would like to make it possible to enlarge this image
but at the same time keep the ability to get coordinates with a single click
That is, to make an interactive map with a definition of where the user clicked

But unfortunately, either mutilation or pressing works for me))

[christophersousa]

I am not looking forward to migrating now. "They [Microsoft] should extend support until MAUI is stable enough" it is a good thought, which likely all of us Xamarin developers have had. However, I do not have faith that "stable" will ever be reached 😵‍💫 Xamarin forms was littered with bugs too. So many hacks created over time.