From the course: .NET MAUI: Beyond the Basics

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TableView

TableView

- While this chapter primarily deals with layouts, particularly ones that are misunderstood or underutilized, there are some views that work a lot like layouts. An example of this is the table view. A table view is different from a grid. It is designed to create a finite list of cells that may scroll. Cells come into five general varieties. A switch, a label, entry of text, an image, or just a holder of a view, which of course can be a layout, which allows a very flexible roll layout. Each cell is laid out vertically and they can have fixed or variable heights. In general, it is more performant to use a fixed height if possible. Cells can be separated into different groupings. The table view is really for a fixed list of cells to do things like menus or property pages. There is no item source property to bind to which makes it clear that the intent of the table view is not to have a dynamic list of cells. That's what a…

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