This page demonstrates the core concepts of the Maui Fundamentals framework.
Maui is a powerful framework for building web applications with TypeScript and JavaScript.
It simplifies the development process, provides a robust UI component library, and focuses on security.
It's built upon the React library, leveraging familiar concepts for faster development.
Maui components are reusable, modular, and easily customizable.
They encapsulate the state, logic, and UI elements for a specific component.
Key benefits: Faster development, Reusability, Maintainability, Testability.
Maui defines data types that are intrinsically tied to the data.
String: Represents text.
Number: Represents numerical values.
Boolean: Represents true or false.
Array: A list of values.
Object: A collection of key-value pairs.
Functions are reusable code blocks with a specific input and output.
Maui functions are automatically typed, providing strong type safety.
Example: `function greet(name) { return 'Hello, ' + name + '!'; }`
Maui data structures are the building blocks for creating the UI.
Array: Store and process multiple values.
Object: Represent a complex relationship.