.Net Maui and Mediator, marriage made in heaven or bitter divorce?

[mdelgadov]

I want to use this package because it does not use reflection that is a big issue in AOT. Currently Mediator works from the features layer downwards. I'd like to use it with Maui (.Net 10) in a fire and forget pattern that allows for reactivity, decoupling and lots of goodies.

I'm not sure how to configure it for dependency injection and other considerations and can't find any resource to specifically address it.

Any suggestion? Very much appreciated.

[martinothamar]

Not experienced with .NET MAUI unfortunately, would you be willing to contribute a sample to this repo? Might be a good starting point for investigations and improvements

[mdelgadov]

I'm a bit busy building a production level maui app, and your thingy works wonderfully. But after release in a couple of months, I can extract a demo and will show you then. Flows all in clean architecture, passes data and once n maui, complements with weak message. Completely async, decoupled and source generated. Sent from Outlook<http://aka.ms/weboutlook>

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