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When i builded my own MAUI app i noticed that building takes a lot of time.
I changed log level of the build to detailed, and the building process hangs like 50 seconds on that command:

I ‘am creating a Windows .Net MAUI app the when a key is pressed on the keyboard it creates a sound that you have uploaded. Is there anything in .Net MAUI that can verify that the key is pressed on the keyboard? The app doesn’t have any entry as it should work just by uploading the file and pressing any key on the keyboard.

Estoy realizando una aplicación .net maui para android. Tengo un campo entry el cual recibe información desde un lector de código de barra. El problema radica en que el teclado se muestra al scanear los códigos y necesito que no se muestre en ningún momento.

I have a .net maui app running in .net 9. It used to work fine and all of sudden numerous weird compilation error occured and to try to save me from a headache I figured it would be simpler to start with a fresh installation of VS as at has proven to be a good solution in the past.

I am new to .NET Maui and I am creating my first application that first checks the dll file for interface implementation, then the user enters a number and the program should output all prime numbers up to it. The problem came up in the visualization, I have the application itself hangs when a large number is processed, so I decided to make it asynchronous. This didn’t help, because the visualization itself hangs when it tries to list these numbers. Then I decided to add gradual scrolling, but it doesn’t work. In the debug this event just doesn’t work.
This is MainPage.xaml

I defined an OnPlatform style of type x:Double in my main Styles.xaml which I want to use for defining different font sizes per platform. The problem is when I want to call the resource via the specified x:Key the font size of the label does not change.

Using the following code in a .NET Form app. A Websocket connection to a Server is established and the commands are send correctly and received correctly on the server side.

When attempting to publish my .NET MAUI project, which utilizes the .NET 6 workload, I encounter an issue. Specifically, when selecting the Android emulator or a physical device as the target platform, the archive is not being displayed in the archive manager. Instead, it is being created in the local path [C:UsersSMRAppDataLocalXamarinMono for AndroidArchives]. Consequently, I am unable to distribute the app or provide a test release. This problem persists even when targeting the iOS platform. I would greatly appreciate assistance in resolving this issue.