We’ve come to the final post in this series on Mobile Blazor Bindings (MBB). In part 3, we learned about different ways to manage the state of our MBB applications. From simple state held in components to a central state container. We then looked at data, and how we could persist data locally using the SQLite database, as well as back to an API using HttpClient. Finally, we applied what we’d learned to our Budget Tracker app.

In this post, we’re going to talk about navigation in MBB. We’re also going to take a look at Xamarin Essentials, a collection of cross platform operating system and platform APIs we can use from C# to do some cool stuff in our MBB applications.

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