MVVM in .NET MAUI with Alec Tucker | .NET MAUI Hack day 2022

Alec Tucker from Ubiquitek App Studio is going to talk to us all about the MVVM pattern. MVVM is an architectural pattern that helps you build solid .NET MAUI apps, that is going to let you write code that will be maintainable and you’ll be able to work on comfortably for years to come. If you want to build Enterprise apps MVVM is the way to go.

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Alec Tucker – https://twitter.com/alecdtucker
Chief Technology Officer – NewQuantum

Having been involved at director level in the UK, South Africa and Australia. I’m also a regular speaker at technical conferences and am very active in the tech community. I’ve been working in mobile for 20 years. I was the first Xamarin MVP in Australia, and the first in the APAC region to receive both the Xamarin MVP and Microsoft MVP awards.

Matt Goldman – https://www.ssw.com.au/people/matt-go…
SSW Solution Architect

Matt is a Solution Architect, Scrum Master, public speaker, author and trainer. Since joining SSW, Matt has worked on a number of projects for a range of clients, including government agencies and multinational organisations. Matt loves making things, and at SSW uses that passion to fuel his work with .NET, EF / EF Core, Xamarin and .NET MAUI, Azure and Blazor.

Matt also works with security and authentication/authorisation. Additionally, Matt (author of .NET MAUI in Action) regularly presents at the .NET User Group in 3 states, has hosted SSW’s Xamarin Hack Day, has presented at the .NET Superpowers Tour, and regular co-hosts SSW’s Clean Architecture Superpowers and Clean Architecture Workshop. Matt has also presented at NDC Sydney.

Buy Matt’s book: https://www.manning.com/books/dot-net…

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Alec Tucker

Having been involved at director level in the UK, South Africa and Australia. I'm also a regular speaker at technical conferences and am very active in the tech community. I've been working in mobile for 20 years. I was the first Xamarin MVP in Australia, and the first in the APAC region to receive both the Xamarin MVP and Microsoft MVP awards.

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