PartnershipIAmTimCorey

We're happy to announce that we've partnered with Tim Corey and IAmTimCorey, one of the leading names in .NET developer training, to bring Uno Platform to the .NET audience.

Shipping quality code, with or without AI, requires a deep understanding of the technology stack that powers your applications. That is why Tim Corey has released "Uno Platform From Start to Finish," a full course built for C#/.NET developers who want to understand what Uno Platform actually does and how to ship real apps with it. It is the first in a planned series of Uno Platform courses.

66
Lessons
6.5h
Video
Full
Source code
EN / ES
Subtitles
Free for two weeks

Thanks to Uno Platform's sponsorship, enrollment is free for the next two weeks. Enroll during the promotional window and the course is yours for life.

Enroll free → Try Uno Platform Studio
01 / The course

What you'll walk away with

You'll learn how Uno Platform works from the ground up so you can make informed choices about project structure, target platforms, and architecture. Along the way, you'll build a practical application that talks to APIs, handles navigation, binds data with MVUX, and gets deployed to real users. Tim covers development on Windows, macOS, and Linux, so your setup fits your machine rather than the other way around.

Productivity tooling shows up where it earns its place: Hot Reload for fast iteration, Hot Design for editing UI while your app runs, and MCPs for pairing with AI assistants that understand the framework.

Every lesson, in the open

66 lessons, 6.5 hours of video. Here's exactly what's inside.

Getting StartedLearn how to start with confidence on any platform
01Course Introduction1 lesson · 3 min
  1. Introduction3:02
02Uno Overview6 lessons · 43 min
  1. Introduction0:59
  2. Big Picture18:40
  3. Platforms7:40
  4. Project Structure3:13
  5. Markup Options3:12
  6. Licensing9:36
03Initial Setup5 lessons · 28 min
  1. Introduction0:41
  2. VS2026 Setup on Windows10:31
  3. Rider Setup on Mac5:00
  4. VS Code Setup on Linux9:57
  5. Registration1:42
04Getting Started14 lessons · 1h 04m
  1. Introduction0:49
  2. The Wizard4:15
  3. Platforms5:52
  4. Presentation3:56
  5. Markup1:59
  6. Theme8:17
  7. Extensions8:23
  8. Features6:07
  9. Authentication5:06
  10. Application1:25
  11. Testing4:46
  12. CI Pipeline1:41
  13. Creating the Project10:07
  14. Signing In1:16
Practice ApplicationBuild a practice application to see Uno Platform in action
05Building an App12 lessons · 1h 44m
  1. Introduction1:00
  2. App Configuration4:25
  3. Add API with Kiota17:22
  4. Modify the MainModel9:42
  5. Update the MainPage20:12
  6. Navigating Pages6:15
  7. Modifying the SecondModel1:15
  8. Update the SecondPage12:03
  9. Update the Theme6:10
  10. Desktop Deployment17:15
  11. Web Deployment4:53
  12. Android Deployment3:55
Platform SpecificsLearn how to utilize the various parts of Uno Platform well
06Hot Reload4 lessons · 32 min
  1. Introduction0:26
  2. Hot Reload on VS202610:45
  3. Hot Reload on VS Code9:10
  4. Hot Reload on Rider11:15
07Uno Toolkit7 lessons · 47 min
  1. Introduction0:23
  2. Safe Area10:05
  3. Divider2:24
  4. Zoom Content5:20
  5. Navigation Bar6:55
  6. Drawer10:33
  7. Cards11:17
08Uno Platform4 lessons · 38 min
  1. Introduction0:30
  2. Hot Design15:20
  3. Figma to Code3:46
  4. Uno MCPs18:23
09Getting Help11 lessons · 27 min
  1. Introduction0:54
  2. Uno Check1:45
  3. Uno Platform Status0:33
  4. Documentation3:15
  5. Docs MCP5:29
  6. Blog1:43
  7. Tech Bites1:51
  8. GitHub2:54
  9. Discord1:33
  10. Newsletter1:45
  11. Support4:50
10Course Conclusion2 lessons · 4 min
  1. Next Steps2:27
  2. Conclusion1:28
02 / Studio and the course

Prompt first, then understand what's underneath

If you want to feel Uno Platform before you install anything, open Uno Platform Studio in your browser, describe the app you have in mind, and start building. No SDKs, no local setup, no configuration to fight through first. It is the fastest way to see whether Uno Platform fits the way you think about apps.

That immediate experience is where the course's deeper value shows up. Prompting gets you a starting point. Understanding the framework underneath is what lets you read the generated code with judgment, spot the patterns worth keeping, ask sharper follow-up questions, and make architectural calls that hold up as the app grows. AI-produced code still needs review and testing; the point is that you're the one directing it.

Developers should understand and direct what AI produces, not just accept it.

That is Tim's throughline across the course, and the course and Uno Platform Studio work together on it. Studio lowers the cost of starting. The course raises the ceiling on what you can confidently build and maintain over time.

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Move it up your list

If Uno Platform has been on your list of things to try, this is a good time to move it up.

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