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Roger Ye
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Roger Ye is an embedded system programmer who has great interest in virtualization, Android, and cross-platform technologies. His professional experience includes working with major companies like Motorola, Emerson, Intel, and EPAM, where he held the position of Engineering Manager. At Motorola and Emerson, he worked on embedded system projects for mobile devices and telecommunication infrastructures. He is now an engineering manager at EPAM, working with a team to deliver digital solutions for diverse clients.
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Implementing navigation elements

In Chapter 5, Navigation Using .NET MAUI Shell and NavigationPage, we introduced the concepts of absolute and relative routes within Shell. Absolute routes can be defined in a visual navigation hierarchy, while relative routes are navigable using query parameters.

This navigation approach closely resembles the strategy employed in the Blazor version of our app. As illustrated in Figure 9.4, we implement Blazor UI elements in a manner similar to the XAML version.

Figure 8.4: Navigation elements

Figure 9.4: Navigation elements

The Items page serves as the main page of our app after login. On this page, which displays a list of items, the following UI elements are related to navigation:

  • A list view – Users can navigate the list and select an item.
  • Context menu – Associated with each item in the list view, enabling users to edit or delete items.
  • Back button – Allows users to navigate back.
  • Add button – Enables...
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Roger Ye is an embedded system programmer who has great interest in virtualization, Android, and cross-platform technologies. His professional experience includes working with major companies like Motorola, Emerson, Intel, and EPAM, where he held the position of Engineering Manager. At Motorola and Emerson, he worked on embedded system projects for mobile devices and telecommunication infrastructures. He is now an engineering manager at EPAM, working with a team to deliver digital solutions for diverse clients.
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