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Apps and Services with .NET 10

Apps and Services with .NET 10 - Third Edition

By : Mark J. Price
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Apps and Services with .NET 10

Apps and Services with .NET 10

By: Mark J. Price

Overview of this book

Building modern apps and services with C# and .NET isn’t just about knowing the syntax—it’s about knowing the right tools for the job. Whether you’re building for web, desktop, or mobile, the .NET ecosystem offers a vast range of technologies. But with so many choices, it’s easy to get stuck in a narrow skillset. Apps and Services with .NET 10 is designed to help you build real-world experience across the breadth of what .NET 10 has to offer. This edition covers practical implementations across a diverse set of technologies: build APIs with Minimal API, gRPC, GraphQL, and SignalR; create user-facing applications using Blazor for the web, Avalonia for desktop, and .NET MAUI for mobile. You’ll explore native AOT (Ahead-of-Time) compilation for high-performance web services and master caching, messaging, and long-running background tasks. Each chapter is project-focused, giving you hands-on practice and real context for when and why to use each tool. By the end, you’ll have a full-stack command of modern .NET. You’ll know how to select the right UI tech for your target platform, build APIs that scale, architect reliable backend services, and confidently adopt newer patterns. You won’t just understand the tools—you’ll know how to put them together to deliver robust, user-friendly, cross-platform apps in production environments.
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Avalonia is similar to Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) so developers familiar with WPF or Silverlight will find Avalonia easy to use. Since it renders everything itself, you can fully customize how UI elements appear. But Avalonia has fewer third-party UI libraries and integrations compared to MAUI. Avalonia is open-source and community-driven, with a more cross-platform focus, including Linux..NET MAUI is the successor to Xamarin.Forms, so developers from that ecosystem will find it more natural. It offers better tools for mobile, including gestures, animations, and platform services. .NET MAUI has more enterprise support via Microsoft with a stronger mobile ecosystem due to Xamarin's legacy.In Chapter 2, Building Mobile Apps Using .NET MAUI, you were introduced to XAML, a markup language for graphical user interfaces. In Avalonia, XAML files have the extension .axaml instead of .xaml. This represents Avalonia XAML and the file extension was introduced...

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