.NET MAUI allows developers to build mobile apps for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS from one C#/XAML codebase, providing a faster and more lightweight alternative to Xamarin.Forms. It uses platform-specific handlers rather than renderers, requires .NET 6 rather than .NET Standard 1.0, and uses a single project rather than multiple projects. Everything that can be done in other languages like Objective-C, Swift, Java, and Kotlin can be achieved using C# and .NET MAUI.

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Everything you can do
in Objective-C, Swift, Java or Kotlin
can be done in C# with .NET MAUI

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.NET MAUI
.NET MAUI Comet
Mobile Blazor
Bindings
Uno?
iOS Android Windows macOS Linux? Web?

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Xamarin.Forms .NET MAUI
Platforms iOS + Android iOS, Android, macOS, Windows
Minimum Framework .NET Standard 1.0 .NET 6.0
Platform-Specific Implementation Renderers (slow + bulky) Handlers (fast + lightweight)
Installation NuGet Package .NET Workload
.NET Solution Architecture Multi-Project (many csproj) Single Project (one csproj)

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