February 21-23, 2024
Montreal, Canada
From Hell to Heaven: Porting Doom to MAUI
Ever wondered how far we can push MAUI? How about porting Doom into a .NET cross-plaform version?
It all started with: "hey I'm porting Doom to C#, want to have a go at getting it to run on MAUI?".
Couple of months later and Doom was running on my phone as a fully playable game!
In this session I'll explain the limits I've run into, the workarounds, and how much code we can share between the WPF and MAUI versions of Doom.
It all started with: "hey I'm porting Doom to C#, want to have a go at getting it to run on MAUI?".
Couple of months later and Doom was running on my phone as a fully playable game!
In this session I'll explain the limits I've run into, the workarounds, and how much code we can share between the WPF and MAUI versions of Doom.
Nico Vermeir
Inetum-Realdolmen
Nico Vermeir, is a Microsoft MVP in the field of Windows Development. He works as a .NET architect at Inetum - Realdolmen in Belgium since 2010, where he has a focus on building and architecting modern applications.
In 2011 Nico founded MADN, a user group focusing on developing mobile experiences with .NET. He is currently also a board member of the Visual Studio User Group in Belgium.
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