Microsoft has released .NET 11 RC2, bringing us one step closer to the final release expected in November 2026. Blazorise 2.4 is out as well and yes, it supports the latest .NET 11 RC2. So if you're planning to try out the new .NET 11 features, you can use Blazorise with them.

Update of our work in the last month 👇 A fresh new look beyond Bootstrap Built our education platform in under 10 days with AI + 20+ years of .NET experience In November: “AI vs. UI” at UPDATE Prague AI accelerates. Experience makes it count. Thoughts? 👉 blazorise.com

Blazorise 2.4 is out! Instead of listing new components and features, this time we’ve focused on improving parts of Blazorise you use and rely on every day. blazorise.com/blog/release...

Announcing Blazorise 2.4 - Bura

Blazorise 2.4 focuses on improving existing components, replacing older dependencies, refreshing UI providers, and making everyday interactions more reliable.

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We’re just a few weeks away from the release of .NET 11 s𝐨, 𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲, 𝐰𝐞 𝐭𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐚 𝐜𝐥𝐨𝐬𝐞𝐫 𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐚𝐭 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐀𝐒𝐏.𝐍𝐄𝐓 𝐂𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐁𝐥𝐚𝐳𝐨𝐫. During a discussion, Daniel Roth, Principal Product Manager for ASP.NET Core and Blazor, outlined 𝐬𝐢𝐱 𝐤𝐞𝐲 𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐬 shaping the direction of .𝐍𝐄𝐓 11.

Recently we had to do a major update to our color system. It all started as a request to fix arbitrary colors. That led us to rethink how the Color parameter works in general and that led to the development of our color system in its current state.

We found an interesting issue in Blazorise NumericPicker. The scenario seemed simple. The component receives a new value. Internally, the new value is there. But the input still shows the previous value. So… which value is telling the truth? 🤔

We’re heading into October full steam ahead! With Blazorise 2.4 just around the corner and a complete redesign of the Blazorise website, we are happy to share the details of Blazorise 2.3.3, another maintenance update for 2.3 but still as relevant. blazorise.com/blog/release...

Blazorise 2.3.3 - Custom Colors, Scheduler Improvements, and a New Website

Blazorise 2.3.3 adds arbitrary colors across components, improves Scheduler, DataGrid, NumericPicker, and Charts, and introduces a redesigned Blazorise website.

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Client: “Lets build a Gantt component from scratch.” Us: “Sure, why not.” **Wait… How do we handle dates; pixels? Zoom levels? Dragging and resizing? Dependencies? Time zones and DST? What about… 10,000 tasks without lag? Virtualization? Undo/redo? Keyboard accessibility?**

If you’re starting one of our Education courses anytime soon, you’ll be happy to know that completing all the tasks and successfully finishing a course will earn you an official Blazorise certification🏆 Happy learning!

If you were expecting the Education platform to be the new thing for a while now, think again! As is our founders way, Mladen is always exploring new ideas, building and thinking out new features and systems. Now he has given our Blazorise platform a completely new look! Check it: blazorise.com

Its been a few days now since Blazorise Education went live and the response has been amazing! Thank you to all who are ready to learn, grow and develop their careers using our platform. With that, lets introduce the process of Blazorise Education through a video walkthrough.

This one is a biggie … and something we’re super proud of! 🙌 Blazorise Education is a complete learning platform built for students and teachers. And it's free! This one is for the next gen of .NET developers 🚀 Check it out: blazorise.com/education

Another maintenance release for Blazorise 2.3 brings about fixes across Autocomplete, DatePicker, TimePicker, FluentUI. The biggest flex of this update is in SVG Charts, where rendering large datasets is now more than 10x faster in our tests 🚀 🤯 Check it out: blazorise.com/blog/release...

Blazorise 2.3.2 - Performance and Stability Improvements

Blazorise 2.3.2 improves Graph performance with large datasets, speeds up Autocomplete keyboard navigation, improves SVG Charts, and fixes DatePicker and FluentUI issues.

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And last one but certainly not least on our Cool new stuff list is the Code Editor. The goal behind CodeEditor was not only to edit common programming languages but to work for configuration files, formulas, scripts, and languages defined by the application itself. blazorise.com/docs/extensi...

Next up on our Blazorise 2.3 list of cool new stuff is the Blazorise.Pdf extension. Reporting uses it for preview and download, but the PDF extension can be used independently anywhere you need to create PDF files. Check out setup and document generation examples: blazorise.com/docs/extensi...

ext up on our list of goodies that arrived with Blazorise 2.3 is the PropertyGrid Component. PropertyGrid can build editors manually or from a schema, with support for grouping, search, descriptions, templates, and actions. blazorise.com/docs/compone...

Blazorise 2.3 features the Reporting system and many components derived from it. Let’s dig deeper into each new component. Starting with DockLayout. A flexible layout where users could move, resize, group into tabs, hide, and restore panels as needed. blazorise.com/docs/compone...

Build #reports with a visual designer. @blazorise.bsky.social v2.3 introduces integrated reporting with visual design, flexible data sources, advanced expressions, and #HTML or #PDF previews.

Build Reports with a Visual Designer

Blazorise v2.3 introduces integrated reporting with visual design, flexible data sources, advanced expressions, and HTML or PDF previews.

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Blazorise 2.3 is available for less than 2 weeks now and we are already dropping a maintenance update. That’s right! If you are already using and trying out the magic of Blazorise 2.3, it’s time to upgrade to Blazorise 2.3.1! Find all the details here: blazorise.com/blog/release... Happy coding!

Blazorise 2.3.1 - First Maintenance Update for 2.3

Blazorise 2.3.1 brings the first maintenance update for the 2.3 release with backend Report rendering, modal focus fixes, DatePicker improvements, provider consistency updates, and smaller WebAssembly...

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Developing the Reporting system gave us: - DockLayout - ContextMenu - PropertyGrid - Blazorise.Pdf And a few more... Not bad for our latest release, Blazorise 2.3 🚀 Catch up on the details: blazorise.com/blog/release...

Our latest blog post is all about practice; a technical guide to integrating French IGN Maps into the Blazorise Maps component. Learn how to display IGN raster maps and thematic layers in Blazorise Maps, and center a map by geocoding a French address. Check it out: blazorise.com/blog/integra...

Integrating French IGN Maps into the Blazorise Map Component

Learn how to display IGN raster maps and thematic layers in Blazorise Maps, and center a map by geocoding a French address.

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One of our quiet but newly native additions to the Blazorise framework is the Blazorise Jobs Board - blazorise.com/jobs This feature is not only for those listing jobs but also for those seeking opportunities. Let us know what you think about this feature!

August came in hot with Blazorise 2.3 and .NET 11 preview 7 and is only half way done. In our latest issue of Blazorise newsletter we’re covering the two exciting events as well as a few new additions to the framework. Sign up for bInsights for more: blazorise.com

🏆 Congratulations to @blazorise.bsky.social - Top 100 Publisher in the @componentsource.bsky.social Awards 2026!

Blazorise Wins ComponentSource Award

ComponentSource has awarded Blazorise a Top 100 Publisher Award in the annual ComponentSource Awards for 2026.

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Blazorise 2.3 is finally here! 🚀 Find all the details of this release and so much more in the release notes. And while you do that, turn on some good music and enjoy everything Blazorise 2.3 has to offer to make your work easier and better! *Release notes: blazorise.com/blog/release...

Announcing Blazorise 2.3 - Jadro

Blazorise 2.3 introduces Reporting, CodeEditor, first-party DatePicker and TimePicker components, and several new reusable UI building blocks.

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Blazorise 2.3 started with a simple idea: build a Reporting solution for Blazorise. Once work began, it quickly became clear that a report designer needed several things that did not yet exist in the framework... Blazorise 2.3 drops end of week 🚀

🚀 Blazorise 2.2.3 is now available! This maintenance release focuses on polishing the developer experience with several quality improvements. Check out all the details: blazorise.com/blog/release...

Blazorise 2.2.3 - Validation, Autocomplete, and Svg Charts Improvements

Blazorise 2.2.3 fixes validation on disabled fields, improves Autocomplete keyboard selection, and includes fixes for DatePicker, Svg Charts, and documentation.

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August is almost at the door and we're getting ready for Blazorise 2.3, our upcoming release featuring a whole new set of components. Today, we're excited to showcase the Report component as the newest addition to the Blazorise framework. (Reveled with the release) 🚀

📣 We'd love to hear from you! Which conferences would you like to see Blazorise at? Is there a .NET, web development or software engineering conference where you'd like to see us speaking or exhibiting? Share your suggestions in the comments below. 👇

At our latest event we explored how Blazorise core components serve as the foundation for building complex components. By abstracting rendering across CSS frameworks like Bootstrap, Bulma, Material, and Fluent UI, Blazorise keeps components consistent and framework-independent.