Add NativeAnimation to any control

Description

When I click on list item or button, native animation is rendered (ripples on Android, for example). It would be great to be able to add it to any control in case control is not a standard clickable thing, but I want to show user that it can be clicked.

In Xamarin this could be done with TouchEffect.NativeAnimation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/xamarin.communitytoolkit.effects.toucheffect.nativeanimation?view=xamarin-community-toolkit-sdk

Public API Changes

<StackLayout NativeAnimation="True" />

Intended Use-Case

To improve UX when click listener is added to non-clickable control (StackLayout, Image, Label, etc.)

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[kickass42zer0]

I’m getting really annoyed with MAUI. Even the simplest things are poorly implemented or simply NOT POSSIBLE.

Splash screens are a disaster (Sent to backlog) - This is the first thing that pops up when you open a MAUI app yet…it’s not a priority WHAT???

Styling in TableView is NON-EXISTANT (Sent to backlog). There are NO WORKAROUNDS to achieving the simplest things like creating a TableView.ViewCell with the same animation as when you add a TextCell with a valid ICommand specified Note: That is one of the ways to get the native clicked animation but styling is non-existant - so if the user happens to be using the NIGHT MODE you can’t see the animation (Like in the examples).

Can’t remove the TableView seperator nor can you change the color. Can’t change the TableView Group Title Color or remove it. I would really think this would be a major priority as almost all apps require a settings page and TableView is the go-to view for that.

What the hell is mirosoft working on that it’s been 14 months and nothing has been done.

I was really excited about “Muilti-platform App UI” as I can use a single code based for multiple platform AND code with C#. But with all this limitations maybe I should just switch to Android Studio.

Micropsoft your Intellisense is light-years ahead of any of your competetors in VS but that’s where your superiority ends.