Build Modern .NET MAUI Apps with .NET 11 [Webinar Show Notes]
Could .NET 11 finally solve some of .NET MAUI’s biggest pain points? Syncfusion’s show notes recap a webinar where Microsoft Principal Product Manager David Ortinau walked through what’s arriving in .NET MAUI 11 — with full timestamps to the recording.
What you’ll learn
- CoreCLR becomes the runtime — targeting .NET 11 runs MAUI on CoreCLR, with ReadyToRun and Native AOT deployment options for Android and their size/performance tradeoffs
- XAML and Hot Reload — more source generation, C# expressions in XAML instead of tiny converters, improved incremental Hot Reload, and
.NET Watchacross platforms - Better native experiences — cross-platform long-press gestures, richer SwipeView styling, tab badges, Shell route templates, and map pin clustering
- Security and Android polish — passkey support for passwordless auth, Material 3 opt-in, safe-area/edge-to-edge layouts, and light/dark splash themes
- Workflow and Syncfusion controls —
.NET Rundevice selection, expanded test support, AI-assisted upgrade/benchmark workflows (MAUI Dev Flow), and Toolkit controls like GridSplitter, InteractiveViewer, and chart tooltips
Read the full show notes for the complete timestamped index and app-size/performance guidance.