From .NET 10 Articles to a Real App: Shipping PairlyMix with .NET MAUI, AI, and Cursor | Community Feed

Mikhail Petrusheuski spent 15+ years on enterprise .NET backends — payment systems, insurance platforms, high-throughput APIs. After writing extensively about .NET 10, AI-assisted development, and Cursor, he decided to put his own advice to the test by building and shipping a real app.

What you’ll learn

How an enterprise .NET developer approached building a consumer mobile app with .NET MAUI
Using AI-assisted development workflows with Cursor throughout the build process
Shipping PairlyMix — an AI cocktail and food pairing app — to both the App Store and Google Play
Practical patterns you can reuse if you’re planning to ship your own .NET MAUI app
The realities of going from “another architecture diagram” to a product people can actually install