Announcing: uno-check – a health check for your Uno Platform dev environment
We try to make getting into Uno Platform as easy as possible, but it can be challenging to get set up for multi-platform development. Nobody wants to be fighting with their environment when they could be coding instead. For that reason, we’ve just released the uno-check dotnet command-line tool. When you run uno-check on your machine, it checks your system to make sure you have all the prerequisites for Uno Platform development installed and up to date. If it finds problems, it either offers to fix them for you, or provides instructions to fix them yourself. Once uno-check gives you the green light, you’re all ready to go. It’s similar to the ‘flutter doctor’ tool for Flutter, or maui-check for .NET MAUI. In fact, the underlying implementation of uno-check is forked from maui-check’s implementation. Shout out to Jonathan Dick aka ‘Redth’ for developing the initial maui-check solution! Here’s how it looks in action: How to run uno-check Make sure you have the dotnet SDK installed. Open a command-line prompt. If you’re on Windows, you can run Windows Terminal if you have it installed, or else Command Prompt or Windows Powershell from the Start menu. If you’re on Mac, you can
