Blazorise

Microsoft recommends Visual Studio 2026 Insiders (Windows) or VS Code + C# Dev Kit for working with .NET 11 Preview 2. We’re already tracking the .NET 11 progress toward late 2026 — and we’ll be ready! 💜 7/7

The big story isn’t one feature; it’s the direction: performance, observability, modern web tooling, and smoother deployments. A good moment to start checking compatibility (especially if you’re building with Blazor and Blazorise), as we are also doing the same! 6/7

Microsoft just released .NET 11 Preview 2. It’s still early, but this update already shows where the platform is heading across runtime, SDK, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, EF Core, and containers! 1/7 #blazor #dotnet #csharp

We had another quick stability & maintenance update! Blazorise 2.0.2 is OUT, and it brings several improvements to accessibility and keyboard navigation, particularly within dropdown and menu components! New: blazorise.com/news/release-n… 🔗 Thanks for your feedback and support 💜

📐 Flexible options model Configure axes, scales, tooltips, legends, and more through structured C# options, no JS hacks needed. Blazorise Charts give you control without the overhead you’d expect. Link: blazorise.com/docs/extension… 4/4

🔄 Programmatic updates Update chart data at runtime by: • Replacing datasets • Adding/removing points • Refreshing visuals dynamically Ideal for dashboards reacting to filters, time ranges, or live metrics. 3/4

[Part 2 – DEEP DIVE] Blazorise Charts: config + data binding 📊 Blazorise Charts give you a strongly-typed way to define datasets, labels, and options, all in C#, without touching JavaScript. 1/4 #blazor #csharp #devs #deepdive #components

This week, we released a NEW Material 3 preview for Blazorise. Our team rebuilt this theme from the ground up — crafting styling, components, and theming to align with the official Material 3 design guidelines! And need your feedback! 🙌 LINK: preview-demos.blazorise.com/wasm/material/

We released our first stability update, Blazorise 2.0.1! ✅ Update focused entirely on stability and real-world reliability, with improvements in the NumericPicker and DataGrid! Release notes: blazorise.com/news/release-n… 🔗 Thank you for your support! 💜

Still haven't done the switch to Blazorise 2.0? 👀 Here are your migration notes on how to do it quickly and easily! Read about it here: blazorise.com/news/migration… 🔗

Blazorise 2.0 focuses on creating a stronger base for everything that comes next: • Cleaner APIs • Better structure • Long-term reliability for serious applications Just like the mountain range it’s named after, this release is meant to be a stable backbone for the future 💜

Why “Velebit”? The codename represents the largest and most foundational step in Blazorise’s evolution so far. Named after Croatia’s most significant mountain range, it stands for strength, stability, and a solid backbone — exactly what this 2.0 release is about. 2/3

You’ve had a full week with Blazorise 2.0, now it’s time for your feedback! And a bit of context on why we chose the codename Velebit 🏔️ Every major Blazorise release gets a codename inspired by Croatia’s natural landmarks. For 2.0, we chose Velebit 🇭🇷 1/3 #blazor #csharp

Huge thanks to the community for the feedback, issues, and real-world production usage that helped shape this release 💜 7/7

Blazorise remains focused on a consistent, flexible component library that works across multiple CSS frameworks — entirely in C#. Blazorise 2.0 continues that mission with a cleaner, more future-ready foundation. 6/7

🚀 Blazorise 2.0 is now released. This is the most important milestone in Blazorise’s evolution so far — and it’s officially live! Release notes: blazorise.com/news/release-n… #blazor #csharp #devs #release #milestone 1/7