Blazorise

Build desktop, mobile, and WebAssembly apps with C# and Blazor using your favorite framework—Bootstrap, Fluent, or Material—all from one codebase.

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The moment we've been working towards is finally here!

Blazorise 2.2 is out now and it's our most evolved framework yet 🚀

Find all the details about our latest release in the release notes: https://t.co/1DFCuN1Ffg

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We want to kick off June by saying thank you to our dedicated community of developers and users worldwide who helped shape Blazorise into the framework it is today.

6,3 million downloads for Blazorise Core and counting… 🚀

Blazorise 2.2 drops this Thursday!

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Blazorise 2.2 is on the horizon.

Get ready for the next level of Blazorise.

June 4th.

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Don't want to give anything away, but we have a great many things in development for Blazorise 2.2 🚀

Here's a sneak peak of what you can expect with Blazorise 2.2 👀 (coming soon)!

https://t.co/DUhAXMHxKw

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Blazor render modes explained 👇

• Static SSR = plain HTML from server
• Interactive Server = UI runs via SignalR
• WebAssembly = app runs in browser
• Interactive Auto = SSR first, then WASM

Prerendering sends HTML first for faster loading, then enables interactivity.

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Blazorise 2.1.3 is out now 🚀

This update resolves several issues affecting range selection, dropdown accessibility, Safari navigation behavior and validation integration.

This release also includes DatePicker behavior improvement.

https://t.co/MWeSmVDOEp

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Blazor vs Angular debate got a whole new take in our newest blog post.

Which framework to choose and why?

Find out here: https://t.co/cqtrVDiLlc

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If you’re new to Blazorise or simply don’t know where to start, here are three things to keep in mind.

- always stick with your chosen CSS provider
- optimize component performance
- keep dependencies and versions aligned

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Blazorise 2.1.2 is featuring an improved scheduler component.

Take a closer look at the video walkthrough of the scheduler component and see what you can do with it.

It is a complete solution for calendars, bookings, and operations dashboards.

https://t.co/TwOVtoRXT4

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Did you know you can do AI-assisted development with Blazorise?
Blazorise MCP server lets MCP-compatible AI clients query official Blazorise documentation directly instead of relying on generic or outdated training data.
Try it out here: https://t.co/82oheyvb42

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Blazorise 2.1.2 is available now!

Highlights include fixes for MessageService modal flickering within the DataGrid, a refactored FocusTrap for improved keyboard accessibility, and Scheduler improvements for multi-day appointments and drag & drop.

https://t.co/VmDtQS3X8F

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Latest features of the Blazorise 2.1 framework include: pdf viewer, password strength component and bar dropdown toggle.

You can find all the information on improvements and documentation on the features here: https://t.co/2sKJN1G9Cp

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Next up on our Blazor hacks with Blazorise series is a social media UI, namely Twitter/X clone.

The idea is to show you everything you can develop using Blazorise components.

Check out all the details and how-to guide in the link: https://t.co/JETjapfDqJ

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Finished just before the big release, Blazorise Maps extension is here for building interactive maps using a provider-neutral component model.

Check it out for yourself: https://t.co/36phscuw50

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Check out our latest blog on how Blazor fits into the .NET ecosystem where we tackled some burning questions like: who should use Blazor and why?

https://t.co/Ea85uuMcly

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Blazorise 2.1.1 is a follow-up release focused on stability and maintenance after the 2.1 launch.

This update resolves a critical issue affecting Bootstrap users, refreshes internal dependencies and includes several fixes across components and providers.

https://t.co/95dnRQJmEF

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One of the most requested features is finally here, DataGrid Self Reference.

DataGrid Self Reference mode allows you to display hierarchical data structures directly within the DataGrid, enabling parent-child relationships from a single data source.

https://t.co/2sKJN1G9Cp

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One of our major modernizations in Blazorise 2.1 is the full rewrite of AntDesign v6 Provider.

Styling now relies more on native Ant Design CSS variables and less on legacy Saas theme maps, making runtime theming more consistent and maintainable.

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Blazorise is proud to announce the release of Blazorise 2.1🚀
This release introduces a new design system, Material 3, making Blazorise the first Blazor component library providing Material 3 compliant design system.

Check out all the changes and updates: https://t.co/2sKJN1G9Cp

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Have you already tried Blazorise Gantt component?

Our visual project management tool comes with lots of options so you can create a multi faceted project schedule and more.

Find all the details and the how-to guide: https://t.co/98QJ4ZeGEC