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My MAUI App

Welcome to the My MAUI App repository! This document provides you with instructions on how to get started with the app development using .NET MAUI on Visual Studio.

🚀 Prerequisites

Visual Studio 2022 (or later) Ensure you have the latest version with .NET MAUI workload installed. You can download it from Visual Studio's official website. .NET MAUI Workload If not already installed, open the Visual Studio Installer and modify your installation to include the .NET MAUI (Mobile and Desktop) workload. Mobile Development Emulators For Android: Ensure you have Android Emulator setup. For iOS: You need a Mac connected to your network for deploying and debugging. Also, ensure that Xcode and the necessary simulators are installed.

🔧 Setup & Run

  1. Clone the Repository bash Copy code git clone https://github.com/thatmissedsemicolon/My-Maui-App.git

  2. Open the Solution in Visual Studio Navigate to the directory containing the .sln file and double-click to open it in Visual Studio.

  3. Select your Desired Deployment Target In the top toolbar:

For Android: Select the desired Android emulator/device. For iOS: Select the desired iOS simulator/device. 4. Build and Run the App Press F5 or click on the Start Debugging button to build and launch the app on your selected target.

📦 Required NuGet Packages

For this project, we utilize several essential NuGet packages to enhance its functionality:

  1. Newtonsoft.Json Used for JSON serialization and deserialization.

bash Copy code Install-Package Newtonsoft.Json 2. System.Net.Http This namespace contains the HttpClient class for sending HTTP requests and receiving HTTP responses from a URI.

Note: Starting with .NET Core and .NET 5, System.Net.Http is part of the .NET runtime, meaning you don't need to install an additional package for it.

💡 Tips

In case of any build errors related to NuGet packages, try restoring the NuGet packages or cleaning and rebuilding the solution. Always make sure your emulators are up to date and you've installed the necessary SDKs in Visual Studio. If you're experiencing issues with hot reload, ensure that you're using a supported emulator/device and that you have the latest updates installed for Visual Studio. 📖 Documentation & Resources

Official .NET MAUI Documentation MAUI GitHub Repository 🤝 Contribute

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Feel free to customize the README as per your requirements and preferences. This is just a basic template to get you started!

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