no you literally don’t

Yes I literally do. “gives us a consistent look throughout the app, and in fact a consistent look across all our platforms (because we are now replacing the default colours with our own colours)”, etc.

The first link is a download link.

It’s a download page. Scroll down past the download link.

The second link is a download link

Ditto…

The third link is a link to a single tutorial titled “Introduction to C#”

Ditto

git, or even github

Still not a pre-requisite

Do you really need me to go paste all of the text from those pages here into a comment so you can see for yourself?

I just pasted screenshots showing where you can go deeper as needed on the actual pre-requisites.

this either needs to be combined with the first sentence or needs to be capitalized

It’s a reserved keyword, always in lower-case.

you also switch between colour and color numerous times

color is a reserved keyword, colour is correct English (since I’m not American).

there’s more

And several that you’ve referred to already are in fact not typo’s.

Just stop arguing about having a perfect tutorial

I never said that Mr. Strawman. I gave it as an example of how to cater to all levels of reader. i.e. pre-requisite links, etc.

Claiming that you have is honestly ridiculous

And you claiming that I did is ridiculous.

I also would never choose to do a tutorial on dev.to.

It’s there because that’s where some of the MAUI team post blogs themselves - all in one place. - but good on you for criticising me without even asking why it’s there.

You never once show the full file in the article

Again, yes I do, at the beginning

so stating that you need to leave your article to see the full code is the exact opposite of what your tutorial has stated

No it isn’t. I stated that was optional at the beginning.

your tutorial is severely lacking

says person picking on typo’s (some of which aren’t) and didn’t explore any of the pages linked to in the pre-requisites. I guess you expect me to re-invent the wheel in the latter case…

continue writing tutorials like this one

that have links to pre-requisites, which is the whole point to begin with, but sure, pick on some typo’s (some of which aren’t) because you can’t refute the actual point… 🙄