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- Terminal, AppleTV, MacOS, & Linux for .NET MAUI (yes really... with some Essentials too)
Gone DotNet 
Allan Ritchie 
Jonathan Dick Jon and Allan demo experimental .NET MAUI platform targets including terminal UI, Apple TV, macOS AppKit, and Linux GTK. You’ll see how these community backends are wired up and where Essentials-style APIs can still fit into real app workflows.
Read more - Jon Shows off MAUI Sherpa (the ultimate mobile dev tool) Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
Jon and Allan showcase MAUI Sherpa for managing certificates, SDKs, provisioning profiles, and other mobile setup tasks from one place. The episode also introduces MAUIdevflow for programmatic app control and screenshot-driven debugging scenarios.
Read more - A New .NET Community Project? With the one and only - Gerald Versluis Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
Jon, Allan, and Gerald discuss the early direction of a potential new .NET community project and the practical decisions needed to get it off the ground. You’ll hear how they weigh scope, contributor experience, and long-term maintainability from day one.
Read more - AI Writing Code to Write More Code Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
Jon and Allan use AI to build source generators that modernize legacy RESX localization workflows. They also demonstrate snapshot testing with Verify to make generated output safer and easier to iterate on.
Read more - Back for 2026 with more Aspire! Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
Jon and Allan kick off 2026 by troubleshooting Aspire data seeding issues from a real project setup. The stream focuses on debugging flow, service orchestration context, and practical fixes you can apply in your own stack.
Read more - Jon is back - We're doing some Aspire Database Creation & Seeding Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
This session walks through creating and seeding databases in a .NET Aspire-driven app workflow with real-time troubleshooting. You’ll see practical setup choices that make local environments easier to reset, reproduce, and validate.
Read more - Talking with Gerald Versluis about .NET MAUI & Aspire Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie
Gerald Versluis Gerald Versluis joins Jon and Allan to discuss his background, current MAUI work, and how Aspire fits into modern app architecture. The conversation highlights practical integration ideas and community-driven tooling you can apply today.
Read more - Talking about the .NET 10 Release & Drawing some things on a Map from our GPS application Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
Jon and Allan upgrade their GPS app to .NET 10 and extend it with map visualization powered by server-sent updates. You’ll see how MAUI, Aspire, and Orleans patterns combine for real-time tracking without relying on SignalR.
Read more - Continuing our live tracking app with MAUI, Aspire, & Orleans Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
This installment continues the live GPS tracking build with .NET MAUI, Aspire, and Orleans, focusing on architecture and scale. Jon and Allan iterate on backend messaging and app wiring to keep high-frequency location updates manageable.
Read more - Continuing our live tracking app with MAUI, Aspire, & Orleans Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
Jon and Allan continue building their live tracking system with .NET MAUI, Aspire, and Orleans while refining service boundaries. The stream highlights implementation trade-offs for scalable GPS ingestion and client update delivery.
Read more - Continuing our live tracking app with MAUI, Aspire, & Orleans Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
This episode continues the live tracking app series, combining .NET MAUI on the client with Aspire and Orleans on the backend. You’ll see concrete progress on GPS flow handling, distributed processing, and practical system design choices.
Read more - Starting a new app with .NET Aspire, Orleans, & MAUI with some GPS magic Gone DotNet Allan Ritchie Jonathan Dick
Jon and Allan start a new GPS-focused app using .NET MAUI, Aspire, and Orleans to demonstrate a modern distributed setup from day one. The session covers early architecture decisions and how they impact scale, maintainability, and developer experience.
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