In order to meet the requirements, we decided to fundamentally modernize the application and rely entirely on the .NET MAUI platform. Previous MVVMCross-ViewModels were migrated to .NET MAUI and the interfaces were transferred to XAML. In doing so, we took care to replicate the graphical user interface as closely as possible to the original. We also integrated essential services, including the ability to take photos of wounds, exchange data with the server, read QR codes to decrypt received data and more.
In three weeks, we were able to successfully migrate and modernize the old Android app. With .NET MAUI, we are providing the Thieme RECOM team with a future-proof basis for further developing the wound app and, in particular, further modernizing the user interface.
Alongside the migration, we provided the RECOM team with comprehensive training to share their knowledge of the .NET MAUI platform. This ensured that the team could effectively utilize the newly created infrastructure and architecture, not only for Android devices, but also for integration and deployment on iOS and Apple devices.
The successful migration and associated modernization, including cross-platform availability, demonstrates not only our technical expertise, but also our ability to overcome complex application modernization challenges and make the application accessible to a wider range of users.
