This content has 3 years. Some of the information in this post may be out of date or no longer work.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.You may also be interested to know how Xamarin.Forms has grown and who will be its successor. I was interested too, so I took the time between the two holidays to test the .NET MAUI developed by Microsoft, so you’ll get a couple of articles about it. First, I’ll show you the installation and how I managed it under macOS. It’s possible that by the time you read this post, you’ll be able to create a MAUI project from UI, but it’s not currently an available feature for me. However, a lot of the tutorials were outdated because .NET 6 with VisualStudio2022 has been released, and xCode 13 is not in beta either, so you can skip some unnecessary installations. But what is definitely needed macOS capable device, Visual Studio 2022, xCode 13. Get started on macOS First thing first, fire up your macOS terminal, because we will start working in that. If you havent installed Redth’s MAUI check tool yet, lets do this with the command Once it has been successfully installed, you will see the following output So it says, that you can invoke the maui-check command from now on, but it’s a lie, since some things of ZSH terminal, we need to manually fresh up the terminals internal things, otherwise the maui-check command will fail with “Unknown…