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A very convenient advantage that MAUI offers is creating a “single base project” that targets the different target platforms, where all resources such as images, translation dictionaries, and fonts will be integrated, this brings the possibility to eliminate the tedious work of adding the images within each project, nor that it is necessary to create a class that is responsible for obtaining the name of the image that is added from the view, and then to get the current platform of the device that runs the application and thus complete the resource path with that information (as is currently done in Mi Mercadito), this is possible since .NET MAUI will be in charge of creating the native links for each platform.

On May 20, 2020, at the Microsoft Build event, “.NET Multi-platform App UI (MAUI), the future of Xamarin.Forms” was presented, which is nothing more nor less than a new user interface for cross-platform applications with .NET, in other words, it seeks to unify all the tools for the development of mobile apps in a single “base” project that is built for the different platforms (Android, IOS, macOS and Windows), this to streamline the way you create current Xamarin.Forms projects.