i-synergy-maui-ui

Sharing ViewModels across MAUI and Blazor requires deriving them from the ISynergy MVVM base and using a unified bootstrapper. This lets both native MAUI XAML pages and BlazorWebView Razor components bind to the same data context.

A unified bootstrapper for MAUI and Blazor shells is a centralized MauiProgram.ConfigureServices pattern. It registers services, theming, localization, and navigation once to ensure consistent UX across both native and web UIs without duplicating startup logic.

Yes, you can host BlazorWebView inside a .NET MAUI app to render Razor UI. By applying a unified design system and shared theming through the bootstrapper, both the native MAUI pages and the hosted Blazor components maintain consistent styling.

Propagate tenant or user context across MAUI and Blazor by using a ScopedContextService within your shared MVVM architecture. This ensures both native MAUI shells and BlazorWebView components receive the same authenticated context.

Yes, the unified bootstrapper approach works for both native MAUI and Razor UIs. It centralizes the ConfigureServices pattern so that MAUI XAML pages and BlazorWebView components share the same registered services, ViewModels, and theming.