On .NET Live - Cross-platform with Uno Platform and .NET Open Source

One of the best features of .NET is its cross-platform compatibility. In this week's episode, community MVP Jérôme Laban shows us Uno Platform, an open-source platform for building single codebase native mobile, web, desktop and embedded apps quickly.
⌚ Chapters:
00:00 Countdown begins
03:05 Welcome to On .NET Live
03:59 Today we're talking about Uno Platform
09:39 What is Uno
17:21 Get Started
29:53 Demo
56:37 Uno Playground
57:34 Q&A
01:00:42 Wrap
Links:
GitHub NuGet Package Explorer:
github.com/NuGetPackageExplor...
Playground: playground.platform.uno/#date...
Featuring: Jerome Laban (@jlaban), Frank Boucher (@fboucheros), Cam Soper (@camsoper), Maria Wenzel (@mairacw)
#crossplatform #dotnet #livedemo #opensource

[@xtazyxxx3487]

What are the benefits of using uno instead of maui?

[@Mempler]

ig linux support lol

[@alehkhantsevich113]

Is Uno C# markup or MVUX can be used in a plain uwp or winui3 app without uno platform itself?

[@tmlyrical4298]

Which is Best Uno or Avalonia?

[@Mempler]

It is mentioned that UNO utilizes WinUI, does it utilize WinUI 3 / WindowsAppSDK? If so, does it also have this annoying blackscreen startup issue and resizing issue (black border / render too slow during resize) that makes WindowsAppSDK basically unusable for any real-world application?
Windows powertoys uses WinUI 3, and it feels absolutely horrible to configure and use for the most part.
Those issues do not exist on WinUI 2 / UWP.