Based on the type of device (Phone, Desktop, TV) that you're running on you can make tweaks in your UI. This video shows you how! Also, did you know that you can improve performance with compiled bindings? 🏎️ https://youtu.be/RAuW8NvRDns

With the OnIdiom APIs in .NET MAUI you can provide different values for different device types easily in XAML. In this video you will learn the ins and outs!

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.NET MAUI OnIdiom Docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/maui/platform-integration/customize-ui-appearance#customize-ui-appearance-based-on-the-device-idiom

⏱ Timestamps
0:00 - OnIdiom in .NET MAUI
0:16 - What is OnIdiom in XAML?
0:41 - Implement Different TextColor for Phones
2:52 - More Compact Syntax
4:42 - Using OnIdiom in Styles
5:45 - Differentiate in C# Code
6:23 - Learn About Compiled Bindings

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Differences in UI Based on Device Type with OnIdiom - .NET MAUI 101