CRC Press
Cross-Platform Powerhouse
Building Web, Mobile, and Desktop Apps with .NET MAUI Hybrid Blazor. AfricaTECH Book Series.

Building Web, Mobile, and Desktop Apps with .NET MAUI Hybrid Blazor
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A practical guide to building one application that runs on the web, on Android and iOS, and on Windows and macOS — from a single, shared .NET codebase.
Most organisations still build the same product several times: a web application, a mobile app for each store, and sometimes a desktop client. Each one is written, tested and maintained separately, and the versions drift apart.
Cross-Platform Powerhouse shows how .NET MAUI and Blazor Hybrid change that arithmetic. Interfaces are written once as Razor components and hosted natively on each platform, while business logic, validation and state live in shared libraries. The book works through the architecture that makes this sustainable — where to share, where to specialise, and how to keep the boundary between the two deliberate — and follows an application from first project to cloud and app-store deployment, testing and maintenance.
The book is the basis for talks, workshops and guest lectures on cross-platform architecture with .NET MAUI and Blazor Hybrid.
For a session built around the book, course adoption, or copies for a development team, please get in touch. Lecturers can usually request an inspection copy through the publisher’s page.
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