Shared .NET domain layer
Retain portable models, workflows, persistence interfaces, and tests independent of the UI framework.
Stabilize existing .NET mobile integrations and move forward without losing behavior.
Legacy .NET mobile samples for SDK-backed maps and REST APIs. Use this boundary as a starting point, then narrow it around the exact Mappls products and trust model your application needs.
Retain portable models, workflows, persistence interfaces, and tests independent of the UI framework.
Isolate Android and iOS Mappls bindings, lifecycle, permissions, and rendering behind explicit interfaces.
Move screens or features toward a supported .NET or native stack while preserving contract tests.
Each step produces a testable boundary. Keep the first release deliberately small, then expand from observed product behavior.
Capture NuGet packages, native bindings, SDK binaries, build hosts, signing, and entitlement state.
Add tests around coordinate conversion, search, routes, state restoration, and native callbacks.
Move Mappls-specific calls behind interfaces that a replacement platform can implement.
Move complete user journeys, validate parity, then retire the corresponding legacy surface.
These integrations are primarily request-response surfaces; still design authentication, quotas, failures, and data handling explicitly.
Every item below is generated from a public Mappls repository and links to its source-grounded guide. Maturity labels distinguish current material from samples, distributions, legacy sources, and deprecated integrations.
The product and architecture guidance remains useful, but implementation requires the entitled private distribution and its corresponding local source documentation. The page intentionally does not relabel an unrelated public repository as evidence.
Start with one focused result, then move into complete stateful journeys and operational failure handling.
Pass these checks in addition to the requirements of the selected product, SDK release, operating system, and security program.