This content has 1 year. Some of the information in this post may be out of date or no longer work. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.Software bugs can sometimes manifest in specific environments or platforms, leading to unexpected behavior. In this blog post, we will discuss a bug in .NET MAUI specifically affecting iOS platforms. The bug causes bindings between Views and ViewModels to fail in Release mode, resulting in empty Views without the expected data. We’ll explore the symptoms of this bug and present a workaround that involves utilizing the XamlCompilation attribute with the Skip option. Symptoms The bug we are addressing affects the binding functionality in .NET MAUI apps running on iOS platforms in Release mode. When encountering this issue, Views fail to bind with their associated ViewModels, resulting in empty Views that appear as if no BindingContext is present. What is XamlCompilation? XamlCompilation is an attribute provided by Xamarin.Forms that allows developers to specify how XAML files should be compiled. It offers three options: None, XamlC, and Skip. Providing workaround To mitigate this bug, we can utilize the XamlCompilation attribute with the Skip option on the affected Views. This attribute is used to control the compilation behavior of XAML files in .NET MAUI applications. Identify the Affected View First, identify the View(s) in your .NET MAUI app that are experiencing the binding issue specifically on iOS platforms in Release mode. Add XamlCompilation Attribute Add the XamlCompilation attribute to the affected View’s code-behind…