.NET MAUI FAQ - Pages

Yes, you can have multiple pages within a single .NET MAUI project. You can create and manage multiple pages to represent different screens, views, or sections of your application. The navigation system allows you to navigate between these pages based on user interactions or application logic.

Yes, you can pass data between pages in .NET MAUI. You can use parameters in navigation methods to pass data from one page to another, or you can utilize a shared ViewModel or messaging system to move data between pages.

Navigation among pages in .NET MAUI can be achieved using navigation stacks and navigation methods provided by the navigation-aware page types. For example, you can push a new page onto the navigation stack using the PushAsync method of the NavigationPage or navigate to a specific tab using the SelectedTab property of the TabbedPage.

To create a page in .NET MAUI, you can derive one from the appropriate page type, such as ContentPage, and define the visual structure and behavior of the page using XAML and code-behind files. You can also create reusable base pages or custom page classes to promote code reusability.

.NET MAUI provides different types of pages, including ContentPage, NavigationPage, TabbedPage, CarouselPage, and MasterDetailPage. Each page type has its own purpose and functionality, such as displaying content, facilitating navigation, or organizing multiple views.