MAUI Development in .NET with Rider
A look at the basics of building .NET MAUI applications in Rider.
On May 23, 2022, MAUI was announced during Microsoft Build 2020, promising .NET developers a continuation of the Xamarin.Forms experience with improvements. As many mobile developers know, tooling is essential to the mobile development experience, especially when the breadth of target platforms is so high: macOS, iOS, Android, Windows, and Tizen. You don’t want to spend additional time fighting your tooling when development complexity is high.
This tutorial helps new and current MAUI developers by providing a comprehensive overview of MAUI development using JetBrains Rider. It covers crucial IDE and post-development features like deployment and profiling, ensuring you are well-informed and prepared for your MAUI projects.

Install .NET MAUI
Get started making .NET MAUI apps today.

The MAUI Developer Experience
Write and edit XAML code to build MAUI apps.

Debug .NET MAUI apps
Squash bugs in your MAUI apps.

Publish .NET MAUI Apps
Get your app deployed to an app store.
