Mix and match native and web UI

Welcome back, everyone to the Blazor Hybrid Beginner Series. I'm your host, James Montemagno, a program manager on the developer community team here at Microsoft. And we have been learning a lot about building a multi-platform hybrid applications with Blazor Hybrid and .net Maui to scale out our web UI across iOS, Android, Mac and Windows. And we have a little bit learning left to do. In fact, one of the advantages of Blazor Hybrid, since it works on top of a native platforms like Winforms, WPF, and .Net Maui, is that you can mix and match user interfaces across the different platforms. This means you can sprinkle in a little bit of Blazor Hybrid into your existing application, or if you're starting a new app, you can have different screens, use the native UI components and widgets and toolkits, and also then blend in the WebView controls where necessary. So this really gives you the flexibility of what you need in your applications. And it's a big advantage of using a Blazor Hybrid…