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If you have already completed the initial getting started tutorial and you’re now ready to learn more, these resources will help you on your way.
You will find below resources provided by our team, the community and Microsoft.
Syncfusion published Uno Platform Succinctly. A free eBook that will take you from setting up your first Uno Platform project with Syncfusion UI Controls in Visual Studio to a fully functioning single-page application.
If you already have a subscription to Pluralsight, you can find our Uno Platform Fundamentals course. By the end of the course, you will have created your first Uno Platform solution in Visual Studio, and you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to build multi-platform apps with Uno Platform.
The course covers how to build a user interface in XAML, how to apply the MVVM pattern, how to adapt your user interface to different screen sizes, how to write platform-specific code and how to connect your application to a data source. If you’re not a Pluralsight subscriber, you can still use the course with a 30-day trial.
Microsoft MVP Skye Hoefling put together Uno Platform: Getting Started Series, a compilation of 8 great blogs covering the basics you need to get started with Uno Platform.
Steven Giesel recently explored the ins and outs of Uno Platform and in turn, documented his experience with a great blog series that dives further into What is Uno Platform and how to build a multi-platform Todo App.
Creating Cross-Platform C# Applications with Uno Platform book by Matt Lacey & Marcel Alexander Wagner is a helpful guide packed with tips and practical examples to help you build applications for common scenarios. It’s available on Packt as well as Amazon.
Getting Started with the Uno Platform and WinUI 3: Hands-On Building of Cross-Platform Desktop, Mobile, and Web Applications That Can Run Anywhere book by Skye Hoefling is written for the developer who has zero experience building apps with Xamarin, UWP, WinUI, or the Uno Platform. This book deconstructs those complex concepts into tangible building blocks so that productivity gains are immediately recognized.
If you are looking to bring your cross-platform apps to Raspberry Pi with Uno Platform, Peter Gallagher wrote an article to help you get started or try our getting started with Raspberry Pi documentation.
Any WinUI/XAML material is a great starting point, as all we do is take that over the Uno Platform bridge. To that point, one Uno Platform contributor and Microsoft MVP, Nick Randolph, has been revitalizing older XAML resources on his .NET Travels blog. Uno Platform will be continuing the series on our blog.
If you have a question about Uno Platform that others might benefit from, post it on Uno Platform GitHub discussions or If you think you've encountered a bug (e.g. something works on WinAppSDK but not on another platform), check for an existing issue on GitHub and create one if none exists. We don't like bugs, but we do like bug reports!
For more chat-like troubleshooting, visit the Uno Platform team and community on our Discord Server. Both have our engineering team monitoring discussions and answering questions.