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- .NET MAUI Input Validation
Petar Mishev looks at input validation in .NET MAUI and why it matters for building reliable, user-friendly forms. The article points readers toward patterns that make validation logic and feedback easier to reason about in app code.
Read more - Displaying PDF files in .NET MAUI
Petar Mishev explores how to display PDF documents in .NET MAUI applications and what that means in practice for app UX. It is a useful starting point for teams that need in-app document viewing instead of pushing users out to another tool.
Read more - Adding Blazor in an existing MAUI project
Petar Mishev shows how Blazor can be introduced into an existing .NET MAUI project instead of requiring a fresh start. It is a practical bridge for teams that want to mix Razor-based UI with an app they already have in flight.
Read more - Adaptive UI Behavior in .NET MAUI
Petar Mishev looks at adaptive UI behavior in .NET MAUI and the kinds of layout adjustments modern apps need across devices. It is a useful read for teams trying to make one codebase feel more intentional on different screens and form factors.
Read more - Experimenting with running .NET MAUI on Linux
Petar Mishev explores what it looks like to experiment with .NET MAUI on Linux and where the current edges still are. The post is especially interesting for developers watching MAUI’s cross-platform story beyond the officially supported set.
Read more - Panning & Zooming images in .NET MAUI
Petar Mishev explores image panning and zooming in .NET MAUI for apps that need more than a static image view. It is a practical topic for gallery, map, document, and media-heavy experiences.
Read more - SVGs and .NET MAUI
Petar Mishev looks at working with SVG assets in .NET MAUI and the considerations that come with scalable graphics. It is a good primer for teams refining icons, illustrations, and resolution-independent UI assets.
Read more - Setting up an Android foldable phone emulator for .NET MAUI
Petar Mishev walks through setting up an Android foldable emulator for .NET MAUI development and testing. It is a practical entry point for anyone preparing apps for posture changes, larger canvases, and dual-state layouts.
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