The Scheduler API is ready for real-world use - from microservice backends to ERP integrations or in-app scheduling tools.
How are you using it in your projects? Join the discussion on Discord/GitHub 🙌
▶️ Next up: UX & Custom Views
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The Scheduler API is ready for real-world use - from microservice backends to ERP integrations or in-app scheduling tools.
How are you using it in your projects? Join the discussion on Discord/GitHub 🙌
▶️ Next up: UX & Custom Views
🗓️ Recurrence & Exceptions
Supports repeat patterns and skipping specific dates - all configurable via API fields or callbacks.
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✅ Programmatic Navigation
Built-in methods like:
- ShowDayView()
- NavigateNextPeriod()
- NavigatePreviousPeriod()
These let you integrate Scheduler actions into custom toolbars or flows!
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👀 Full CRUD Event Control
Handle appointments via backend APIs using events like:
- ItemInserted
- ItemUpdated
- ItemRemoved
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🧠 Field Mapping
Map scheduler fields directly to your domain model - start/end times, titles, all-day flags, and more.
Examples: StartField, EndField, TitleField, AllDayField
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[Deep Dive – Part 2] Blazorise Scheduler: API & Customization ⚙️
Our Scheduler is more than a visual calendar — it’s a flexible tool designed to fit your app’s data models and workflows.
Here’s how you can adapt it 👇
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💡Why it matters?
.NET 10 Preview 6 isn't just polishing - it's solidifying .NET’s edge in performance, developer experience, and client-side readiness.
And we are working hard to be prepared for it! 🙌
devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotne...
⚙️ Runtime & JIT Optimizations
• Smarter handling of struct arguments
• Improved loop transformations = better performance in CPU-heavy code
5/6
🛠️ Tooling Upgrades
• dotnet tool exec - run tools ad hoc, perfect for CI/CD or scripts
• CLI schema introspection = easier custom tool building
• Single-file app publishing from one C# file - great for prototyping
4/6
🌐 Blazor Improvements
• Preloading framework assets = faster perceived load times
• Better support for webpack bundlers
• New type-level validation for nested objects
• Persistent server state across reconnects for improved UX
3/6
🔧 Smarter Memory in ASP.NET Core
• Unused memory is now evicted from internal pools (Kestrel, HTTP.sys)
• New metrics and support for custom memory pools = more control & visibility
2/6
NET 10 Preview 6 is here - and it’s packed with performance, memory, and tooling improvements that matter to real-world devs.
And yes - Blazorise will be ready for .NET 10! 🙌
This is what's new 👇
#blazor #dotnet #csharp #devs #news
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This isn’t just a calendar, it’s a strategic UI tool for 👇
• Scheduling workflows
• Resource planning
• Project dashboards
Stay tuned for Part 2 of our deep dive series - we’ll cover customization and the full power of the Blazorise Scheduler API. 🙌
5/5
✅ Blazor Server & WebAssembly Support
Same components, same data models - consistent behavior across hosting models with no extra wiring.
4/5
✅ Multiple Views & Navigation
Switch seamlessly between Day, Week, Month, and WorkWeek views - designed for clarity and flexibility in real-world planning UIs.
3/5
✅ Built for Developers
• Fully componentized
• Strongly typed
• 100% C# - no JavaScript needed
Ideal for serious scheduling use cases inside Blazor apps.
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[DEEP DIVE] Need more than a date picker?
Meet the new Blazorise Scheduler!
A fully interactive, transactional calendar UI for managing events, appointments, and resources in Blazor 📅
Here’s why it’s a game-changer 👇
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And with Blazorise, you get:
✅ A production-ready UI toolkit
✅Flexible components
✅Clean integration in service-heavy apps
✅Developer support when you need it
Thinking about using Blazor with microservices? Let us know how you’re approaching it 👇
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Why Blazor makes sense?! 🙌
You get modularity, C# end-to-end, and clear separation of concerns - all critical in distributed systems.
5/6
3️⃣ Loose Coupling & Deployment Flexibility
Blazor apps can run independently:
• WebAssembly apps
• Blazor Server + ASP.NET Core
• Hosted behind an API gateway
Ideal for containerized or Kubernetes-based environments with flexible release cycles.
4/6
2️⃣ Composable UI = Composable Services
Blazor’s component model mirrors microservice architecture.
Each team can own UI components tied to their domain - enabling parallel frontend/backend dev with minimal conflicts.
Feels like micro-frontends, but simpler.
3/6
1️⃣ API-First Integration
Blazor plays well with REST and gRPC APIs.
Use typed HTTP clients to keep service boundaries clear, implement retries/fallbacks, and build reactive UIs that pull data from domain-specific services.
Perfect for fault-tolerant microservice designs.
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Did you know Blazor works great in microservice architectures? 🛠️
As teams break monoliths into smaller, domain-driven services, Blazor can serve as a consistent, flexible frontend that brings it all together.
Here’s how 👇
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We’re hard at work on Blazorise v2.0, and your feedback is helping shape it as we hope to release it by the end of 2025!
Thank you to the entire community for your ongoing support! You are the best! 💜
5/5
📄 PDFViewer Upgrades: PrintRequested callback, download support, toolbar localization for global users
📈 Chart Plugin Optimization: Cleaner lifecycle handling, smoother BaseChart integration
4/5
🛠️ Component Improvements:
• RichTextEdit: Export as semantic HTML
• Autocomplete: Disable specific suggestions
• TimePicker: New parameters for ShowWeekNumbers and ShowTodayButton
• RouterTabs: Better navigation flow
3/5
🆕 Scheduler Component: A full-featured calendar built with: Day, week, and month views, drag-and-drop support, recurring events
📊 DataGrid Enhancements: Improved batch editing. column reordering, accessibility upgrades, new overload for adding items during batch edits
2/5
Blazorise v1.8 "Lokrum" is here! 🇭🇷
Named after a small Croatian island, this release is packed with new Scheduler component & DataGrid enhancements, and more!
Setting the stage for our upcoming v2.0 👇
Release notes: blazorise.com/news/release...
#blazor #update #devs #csharp
Blazorise v1.8 is almost here, and we're proud to announce its codename: Lokrum! 🏝️
Just off Dubrovnik's coast, Lokrum is a peaceful island full of history, nature, and mystery. It's the perfect symbol of our strong team & software with our amazing community. 🙌
COMING SOON!💪
Even Blazor-based apps can quietly build up memory pressure, leading to slower performance over time.
Here are 3 key areas developers should focus on👇
Reach out: blazorise.com/contact
#blazor #dotnet #developers #help