Every bindable property of every control gets a chainable method with the same name,
and every event gets an On<EventName>. Your code reads like the visual
tree — with IntelliSense, refactoring and compile-time safety, and no XAML.
dotnet add package FmgLib.MauiMarkup
public partial class MainPage : ContentPage, IFmgLibHotReload
{
int count = 0;
public MainPage() => this.InitializeHotReload();
public void Build() => this.Content(
new VerticalStackLayout()
.Spacing(25).Padding(30).Center()
.Children(
new Label()
.Text("Hello, World!")
.FontSize(32)
.CenterHorizontal(),
new Button()
.Text("Click me")
.OnClicked(b => b.Text = $"Clicked {++count} times")
)
);
}One language, one file, one mental model — the fluent API is generated from the MAUI surface itself, so it never lags behind.
Fluent methods are generated for the whole MAUI surface and stay in sync with the MAUI version you reference.
Implement IFmgLibHotReload, call InitializeHotReload(), and Build() re-runs on every edit — leak-free and crash-isolated.
Annotate with [MauiMarkup(typeof(...))] and the source generator produces the same API for Syncfusion, UraniumUI, SkiaSharp, ZXing and friends.
String paths or compiled Getter expressions, inline converters, typed multi-bindings, fallback and target-null values.
OnLight/OnDark, OnPlatform, OnIdiom and DynamicResource on any property, plus strongly-typed Style<T>.
JSON or RESX based, with instant runtime language switching.
36 pages, published straight from master. Merge a change upstream and it appears here on the next sync.