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What Happens to Your Applications When .NET 8 and .NET 9 Support Ends in November 2026?

On November 10, 2026, Microsoft ends support for both .NET 8 (LTS) and .NET 9 (STS) on the same day, a rare convergence caused by Microsoft extending Standard Term Support from 18 to 24 months. Your applications won’t stop running, but they’ll stop receiving security patches, bug fixes, and technical support. The safest upgrade path is .NET 10, which secures your environment with LTS support through November 2028. Avoid stalling for .NET 11; even though it drops that same month, it will not be production-ready on day one. The November 10, 2026 Deadline: Understanding the .NET Lifecycle Convergence This is

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Mastering CRM Plugins: Customizing Dynamics 365 with .NET C#

Introduction and Concept to Plugin Plugins are custom business logic or code which modifies the default behavior of CRM platform. This requires .net c# programming concept and a developer knowledge with CRM SDK knowledge. As a technical term Plugin is a .net class library(.dll) which uses the reference of Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.dlland Microsoft.Crm.Sdk.Proxyassembly to interact with CRM Organisation to achieve the task. As plugin interacts with CRM service so System.Runtime.Serialization namespace is required. Plugin are also called as CRM Event Handlers which reacts on events raised by CRM platform. Events are like Create Record, Update Record, Retrieve Record, Delete Record etc.. Plugin

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What is .NET Maui?

Cross-platform solutions are more in demand than ever in the dynamic world of software development. With so many different hardware and operating systems in use, developers are always looking for new and effective ways to connect with more people. In this situation,.NET MAUI gets involved, claiming to transform the way we develop applications. We’ll go into the definition of.NET MAUI, some of its main features, and why this technology is going to change cross-platform development in this blog post. Understanding .NET MAUI Xamarin developed into.NET MAUI, or Multi-platform App UI.Forms framework, wanted to make cross-platform application development easier. It was

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How to Pair a Mac to Run iOS Apps in .NET MAUI?

Microsoft’s cross-platform UI framework, .NET MAUI, enables programmers to design apps that function smoothly on Windows, iOS, Android, and macOS. You will need to pair your Windows computer with a Mac in order to develop and test applications for iOS. Setting up your development environment and connecting your Mac and Windows computer are part of this process. We’ll walk you through the process of establishing this connection and beginning to develop iOS apps using .NET MAUI in this tutorial. Prerequisites Before we begin, make sure you have the following: A Windows machine with .NET MAUI and Visual Studio installed. A

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How to Implement Maps in .NET MAUI?

With a single codebase, developers can create applications for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and iOS thanks to the cross-platform framework .NET MAUI. Integration of maps is frequently a critical component in the development of location-aware applications. We will look at how to use maps in.NET MAUI in this blog post. Setting Up the Environment Visual Studio 2022: Make sure you have the latest version of Visual Studio 2022 installed with the .NET MAUI workload. .NET MAUI: Create a new MAUI project in Visual Studio using the appropriate template. Google Maps API Key (Optional): If you plan to use Google Maps,

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Learn How to Build Cross-Platform Apps with .NET MAUI

Today’s quickly changing digital environment depends heavily on mobile app development to encourage innovation and expand businesses. There has never been more of a need for superior cross-platform mobile applications. Still, creating applications that function smoothly on both iOS and Android can be difficult. This is where the powerful framework provided by.NET MAUI (Multi-platform App UI) comes into play, making it simple to create cross-platform apps. What is .NET MAUI? As part of the.NET 6 platform,.NET MAUI is an evolution of Xamarin.Forms. Microsoft created this free, open-source framework to make creating cross-platform apps easier. Because.NET MAUI allows developers to share

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How to Create a Dropdown List in .NET Maui?

Using a single codebase, developers can now create applications for Windows, iOS, Android, and macOS thanks to the solid framework known as.NET MAUI (Multi-platform App UI). The dropdown list, which allows users to choose from a list of options, is one of the essential user interface elements in many applications. This blog post will explain how to make a dropdown list in.NET MAUI, offering both beginner and experienced developers a step-by-step tutorial. Getting Started with .NET MAUI: Make sure you have the required frameworks and tools installed before getting into the details of making a dropdown list. With the.NET MAUI

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