9.4. .NET MAUI Integration

Wire a ComponentVM<M> to a .NET MAUI page (desktop + mobile XAML) through the same INotifyPropertyChanged adapter used for WPF and Avalonia.

9.4.1. Reactivity primitive

MAUI's XAML data binding observes INotifyPropertyChanged.PropertyChanged and ICommand. MAUI also exposes IDispatcher (its own type) for marshalling work back to the UI thread.

9.4.2. Mapping

MAUI	VMx
INotifyPropertyChanged	PropertyChangedMessage<T> on IMessageHub
ICommand	RelayCommand / RelayCommand<T> (already implements ICommand)
ObservableCollection<T>	ServicedObservableCollection<T> or wrap an ObservableList<T>
MainThread.BeginInvokeOnMainThread	IDispatcher.Foreground scheduler

9.4.3. Adapter skeleton

public sealed class BindableVm<M> : INotifyPropertyChanged, IDisposable
{
    private readonly ComponentVM<M> _vm;
    private readonly IDisposable _sub;

    public BindableVm(ComponentVM<M> vm, IMessageHub hub)
    {
        _vm = vm;
        _sub = hub.Messages
            .OfType<IPropertyChangedMessage<IComponentVM>>()
            .Where(m => ReferenceEquals(m.Sender, vm))
            .Subscribe(m => PropertyChanged?.Invoke(this,
                new PropertyChangedEventArgs(m.PropertyName)));
    }

    public M Model { get => _vm.Model; set => _vm.Model = value; }
    public string Name => _vm.Name;
    public ConstructionStatus Status => _vm.Status;

    public event PropertyChangedEventHandler? PropertyChanged;
    public void Dispose() => _sub.Dispose();
}

Set the page BindingContext to a BindableVm<MyModel> instance. Use SynchronizationContextScheduler (Foreground) so subscribers observe property changes on the MAUI UI thread.

9.4.4. Fuller example

No MAUI Notes-Showcase ships yet. The WPF and Avalonia adapters share the same shape — see wpf.md and avalonia.md for copyable starting points. Microsoft's MAUI MVVM docs cover the framework-side mechanics.