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.NET MAUI Multiplatform User Interface for Kimai
Špavor, Dávid ; Pluskal, Jan (oponent) ; Dolejška, Daniel (vedoucí práce)
The main goal of this thesis is to create a multiplatform time-tracking application in .NET MAUI, which will use the open-source tool Kimai. The purpose of this application is to make the use of the Kimai tool easier and more efficient. The other goal is to provide a set of development approaches within .NET MAUI that can be applied to other applications developed on this framework. In the beginning, the problematics of multiplatform development, user interface design, and the Kimai system were discussed. Subsequently, an interactive design of the application was created, which was tested and iteratively improved. Architectural approaches within .NET MAUI were compared and then the application was implemented. In the end, the application was published and tested on a real audience. The result is a multiplatform open-source application called MAUI for Kimai, which is fully supported on Android and Windows platforms and experimentally functional on Mac and iOS platforms. The implementation approaches of this application can be applied to other applications developed in .NET MAUI. This application has been well received by the Kimai community, who appreciated that this application will make it easier and more efficient to use Kimai on desktop and mobile platforms.
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