A browser-based sandbox for experimenting with Uno Platform controls and layouts using XAML and WebAssembly.
Uno Playground is a browser-based sandbox for trying Uno Platform controls and layouts. It allows developers to edit XAML markup and data context, with results rendered instantly via WebAssembly, providing an interactive way to learn and prototype with the Uno Platform.
Developers and designers working with Uno Platform who want to experiment with UI components, test XAML layouts, or learn the framework without local setup.
It offers a zero-install, real-time environment for exploring Uno Platform's capabilities, making it ideal for rapid prototyping, educational purposes, and quick UI experimentation directly in the browser.
Source code for the Uno Gallery apps and Uno Playground (made in Wasm)
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Enables real-time modification of XAML markup and data context with immediate UI updates, as highlighted in the Live XAML Editing feature, allowing for rapid iteration.
Runs entirely in the browser via WebAssembly, eliminating the need for local SDK or IDE setup, per the philosophy of accessibility and ease of use.
Provides access to a wide range of Uno Platform controls and layouts for interactive experimentation, as noted in the key features, facilitating hands-on learning.
Allows quick UI design and testing without the overhead of a full development environment, ideal for demos, workshops, or initial concept validation.
Only renders via WebAssembly, so it cannot be used to test or prototype for other Uno Platform targets like iOS, Android, or macOS, restricting cross-platform validation.
Lacks built-in features for saving, sharing, or exporting projects, making work ephemeral and unsuitable for collaborative or long-term development efforts.
Relies on Azure Functions v1 with .NET Framework 4.6.1, which is legacy technology and may introduce maintenance or compatibility challenges, as seen in the solution structure.