In this session, I will share my journey in developing a tool called Xamlify, which allows me to convert Figma designs into XAML code in .NET MAUI in just a few seconds, enabling me to reduce the time spent on creating graphical interfaces by 80% to 90%. I achieved this using Blazor, a lot of C# code, and Azure OpenAI.

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Discover Zamy, a tool designed to swiftly convert Figma designs into XAML code for .NET MAUI applications within minutes. The demonstration covers the use of Figma's AI features to generate responsive designs that can be seamlessly imported, modified, and exported as XAML. Additionally, insights on using OpenAI's Codex model to enhance functionality and the development journey behind Zamy are discussed.

Figma to XAML