Are you building mobile apps that need to handle data effectively? Nearly all modern applications require data management, whether locally or through a remote server. In this course, Working with Local and Remote Data in .NET MAUI Apps, you’ll learn to use and access different data sources in a .NET MAUI application. First, you’ll explore the different remote and local data service options. Next, you’ll discover how you can access remote data services such as RESTful APIs and SOAP web services. Finally, you’ll learn how to use the different local storage options to enhance your application’s performance and flexibility. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of accessing a variety of local and remote data sources needed to build performant applications with up-to-date data.

Are you looking to use a well-tested and industry-standard approach to building mobile applications with .NET MAUI? Look no further. In this course, Building .NET MAUI Applications with MVVM, you’ll learn to create an end-to-end MAUI application based on an architecture that promotes code-reuse, testability, and maintainability, namely the MVVM pattern. First, you’ll explore the MVVM pattern and its building blocks. Next, you’ll discover how to create different screens based on this MVVM pattern. Finally, you’ll learn how to add extra functionality to the application including navigation, using remote data and messaging. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of the MVVM pattern in .NET MAUI needed to build real-world applications with industry-standard architectural guidelines.

In this course, Building Distributed .NET Apps with Orleans, you’ll learn to build scalable, high-available and fault tolerant applications using Orleans. First, you’ll explore what distributed applications and Orleans is and what building blocks we need to start with Orleans. Next, you’ll discover how to use these building blocks and how they work. Finally, you’ll learn how to add more advanced features like timers, reminders, observers and streams to your application. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to build distributed applications using Orleans.