The question is whether platform exceptions (Android and iOS) are automatically converted to c# exceptions. In particular, for iOS I have a method doSomething(some params, NSError** error). Does MAUI automatically checks that the error when calling doSomething and throws exception? For Android my method doSomething throws java.lang.RuntimeException, can I catch it as a c# exception?

we are migrating an app from XAMARIN to MAUI.
We have this XAML here:

In my projet in Maui i try intall appdynamincs.agent im my project migration for Maui Medis but the path inform to install is too long, how to resolve this situatiom?? Someone can help me please.
The path:

I have a MAUI app. I am creating folder call Theme inside the device. and my images are there. When I tried to get the image my path FileSystem.AppDataDirectory shows following file path. So I tried to remove this files part manually and tried but i am getting null value. This theme folder is inside the App folder like files folder.

I want to get TextChangedEventArgs in MVVM and I don’t know how. Thanks for your help

I’m still new in .NET MAUI so I still have some problems with basic concepts and best practices. Currently I’m struggling a bit with ContentPresenter.

I would like to publish my first iOS app in the AppStore.

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Try to migrate from Xamarin to MAUI