A feature-rich DataGrid can shorten development time for .NET MAUI apps and elevate the user experience.

.NET MAUI is the evolution of .NET cross-platform development—a single shared codebase can power apps on mobile or desktop form factors. While .NET MAUI provides a solid foundational framework and stable tooling, real-world app development often demands a lot from developers—some UI empowerment is welcome.

Most modern apps need showing a list of things—tabular data needs proper UI visualization and users need lots of features to work with the data. A data grid is often the UI component of choice, yet a grid can make or break an app.

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Blazor is welcome on mobile/desktop apps with .NET MAUI, and can pull off some pretty native functionality with platform API access.

You may have heard the promise of Blazor Hybrid—bring Blazor web goodness to native mobile/desktop apps. Thanks to modern WebView components, developers can reuse Blazor components/styles/routing inside native apps—for .NET MAUI, WinForms and WPF.

As Blazor gets more usage inside mobile/desktop apps, one obvious developer question may be—can Blazor do native things? Would web developers have to go back into .NET MAUI to access platform features, or could they stay within the comforts of Blazor land? Thankfully, the answer favors Blazor developers and all of .NET MAUI’s platform API access is available from Blazor code. Let’s explore going native with Blazor.

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Telerik Blazor UI is getting ready to work on native mobile/desktop apps!

Progress Telerik UI for Blazor is all about elevating Blazor web apps with polished performant UI components. Is there, however, a possibility that Telerik Blazor UI could work on native mobile and desktop apps? Let’s explore.

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