MAUi support ?

[sps014]

Is there any plan to port this awesome control to dotnet MAUI?

[roubachof]

Yup all sharpnado controls will be migrated to MAUI

[sps014]

Thank you for doing such wonderful task.

[lkathke]

Are they already migrated? If yes, how to use it?

[lkathke]

Still no update? :\

[roubachof]

It will be considered once maui is a bit stable. For now it would just be a waste of time.

[shrikantbmali]

any update?

[mphill]

@roubachof could not agree more! They locked down Xamarin, but MAUI is not useable. Happy you're going to port to MAUI nonetheless!

[roubachof]

Hey there ! I'm curious since now you can have good configuration on MAUI like borders, shadows, etc... Why would you want to have this library ported to MAUI, I'm struggling to see the point...

[grumpymonk]

Hey there ! I'm curious since now you can have good configuration on MAUI like borders, shadows, etc... Why would you want to have this library ported to MAUI, I'm struggling to see the point...

I have not yet been able to find a baked-in "MAUI way" for the blur effect (specifically for Android) that MaterialFrame provides. Personally, I would love to see this ported, as it's also very cohesive in terms of the package of features.

[RobGibbens]

Hey there ! I'm curious since now you can have good configuration on MAUI like borders, shadows, etc... Why would you want to have this library ported to MAUI, I'm struggling to see the point...

@roubachof I have a fairly large Xamarin.Forms app that I want to bring over to MAUI. It uses MaterialFrame extensively, and I want to port the app over in small increments. Having a MAUI version of MaterialFrame would be a huge help in that, so that I could focus on migrating more than rewriting.

Thanks for all you do and all that you've provided.

[danperks]

Would love to use this if ported over to MAUI!

[roubachof]

oh boy, so much people waiting for this one... I guess, will have to port it

[aritchie]

I think the fact that you have the view blur is a big deal (at least for me). I just went looking for a blur implementation and as usual, your stuff came up :)

[enisn]

I came here from https://github.com/dotnet/maui/issues/705

I know it's not the exact thing but I've implemented something similar

[Strypper]

Hey there ! I'm curious since now you can have good configuration on MAUI like borders, shadows, etc... Why would you want to have this library ported to MAUI, I'm struggling to see the point...

It doesn't do blur

[roubachof]

FYI I started working on the MAUI migration

[roubachof]

Oh and @enisn not cool to just copy paste all my adaptation of RealtimeBlurView in csharp and not mentioning it anywhere...

[enisn]

Oh and @enisn not cool to just copy paste all my adaptation of RealtimeBlurView in csharp and not mentioning it anywhere...

I think you ported from https://github.com/mmin18/RealtimeBlurView too

[roubachof]

This is why there is this header on the top of every realtime blur view files, you know, the one you carefully removed:

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// https://github.com/mmin18/RealtimeBlurView
// Latest commit    82df352     on 24 May 2019
//
// Copyright 2016 Tu Yimin (http://github.com/mmin18)
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Adapted to csharp and Xamarin.Forms by Jean-Marie Alfonsi
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// <auto-generated/>

and also this mention in the readme:

and in the description:

It took me days to port the lib and you just have the nerves to steal the code and of top of that to come into this issue to brag about it: you're my hero.

[Strypper]

So apache license is free to steal but have to mention somewhere or someway ?

[roubachof]

He indeed violated Apache license but more importantly he violated dev ethics, you don't take code without crediting the source. Especially if it's nearly 1000 lines of code.

[meierhoeferjannis]

Hey i saw there is a branch for the migration to Maui :D Do you have a raw estimate when it will be merged to main and released:)? Thanks for all the effort and providing such a great library !

[ChristopherStephan]

Any updates on the migration?

[roubachof]

Funny thing: it was nearly working on all platforms then a maui update and nice regression made winUI version crashed. CLASSIC

[ChristopherStephan]

Who needs winUI anyway? :-D

[roubachof]

xo) Well I guess I could release it with the WinUI crash and shame MS publicly

[roubachof]

Ok bugs or not, I promise that I will release it in january 2024.

[roubachof]

fixed by https://github.com/roubachof/Sharpnado.MaterialFrame/releases/tag/v2.0