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๐ Faster launch
๐ป Smaller app size
If thatโs what you want, invest in NativeAOT & Trimming.
Check the results.



.NET MAUI performance test: CollectionView vs BindableLayout. Same data & UI. CollectionView stays smooth, while BindableLayout spikes CPU + memory and lags on navigation. ๐ Watch the meters in the video. Frame time tells the truth. ๐ Smooth delights users; lag becomes a negative App Store / Play Store review. โ ๏ธ Pick your UI components
Iโve read countless takes during my Xamarin โ MAUI migrations about how Handlers are lighter and faster...plenty of claims, very few metrics. It felt like driving a car without a speedometer. So I took measurements. In this video, I compare a simple UI that fills the screen with Entry
Hereโs the exact profiling flow I use in my projects (see video): โญ Publish a Release APK โญ Open Android Studio โ File โ Profile or Debug APKโฆ and load that build. โญ Run it on a real device for more accurate results. โญ Use realistic, production-size data and real navigation flows. โญ Attach the Android
If performance feels bad, look at your layout first. Think like a renderer: every container is work. Reduce nesting, cut overdraw, keep the tree shallow, constrain sizes, and let virtualization do the heavy lifting โก ๐งฉ Minimize layout complexity Flatten hierarchies; avoid stacks inside stacks Prefer a single well-planned Grid; constrain sizes