Huge thanks to the community for the feedback, issues, and real-world production usage that helped shape this release 💜
7/7
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Build desktop, mobile, and WebAssembly apps with C# and Blazor using your favorite framework—Bootstrap, Fluent, or Material—all from one codebase. https://blazorise.com/
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
Yes — some changes are breaking, intentionally.
This release removes technical debt and improves predictability, which is exactly what a major version upgrade is for.
5/7
What Blazorise 2.0 focuses on:
• More consistent APIs across components
• Simplified, unified behavior patterns
• Cleaner internal architecture
• Improved extensibility
• Better long-term maintainability
• Stronger alignment with modern .NET and Blazor
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As Blazorise grew, some patterns and APIs became harder to maintain or less predictable than we wanted.
Version 2.0 is the opportunity to address that properly and build a stronger base for what comes next.
3/7
This isn’t a regular update.
Blazorise 2.0 is a foundational release focused on making the library cleaner, more consistent, and ready for the next generation of Blazor applications.
2/7
🚀 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...
#blazor #csharp #devs #release #milestone
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Blazorise has grown alongside the Blazor ecosystem — and this release ensures it continues to scale as .NET 10 and future LTS versions roll out.
5/ We’ll be sharing more in the coming days as we get closer to the February 11, 2026, release 👀
Stay tuned — this is a big one!
✅ What Blazorise 2.0 brings:
• More consistent APIs across components
• Cleaner, simplified internals
• Easier long-term maintenance
• Stronger base for future features
• Better DX when building real apps
With 2.0, we’ve reworked:
• Core patterns
• API consistency
• Internal architecture
The goal? Remove friction, reduce technical debt, and deliver a more predictable development experience.
Blazorise 2.0 is almost here — and it’s our biggest release since the early days of the library 🙌
This isn’t just a new set of features. It’s a foundational update built to support the future of Blazor and .NET apps.
Here’s what that means 👇
#blazor #csharp #devs #new #release
SAVE THE DATE! We are proud to announce the release date for Blazorise 2.0 – February 11th! 📅
So much work went into this, and we can't wait for a FULL release that is only two weeks away! 💜
Stay tuned for all of the news surrounding Blazorise 2.0! 🙌
#Blazor #dotnet
We’re on a roll with new blog posts 😅
If you haven’t checked it out yet, our blog talked bout
“Responsive Layout Strategies Using Blazorise Grid & Breakpoints”!
Read it now: https://blazorise.com/blog/responsive-layout-strategies-using-blazorise-grid-and-breakpoints
#Blazor
You can configure everything: axes, tooltips, scales, legends, through structured C# options.
Blazorise Charts give you full control without needing to write JS workarounds.
Do you typically update your charts dynamically, or generate them once at load time? Let us know 👇
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2️⃣ Programmatic Updates
Need to update your chart on the fly? No problem.
You can:
• Replace datasets
• Add/remove points
• Trigger refreshes dynamically
Great for dashboards, time filters, or live data visualizations.
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1️⃣ Structured Data Models
Each chart uses typed models for:
• Labels
• Datasets
• Colors
• Options
You can bind charts to:
– EF Core results
– API responses
– Background jobs
– SignalR updates
– Any dynamic source
No object literals — just clean, native C#.
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[Part 2] Blazorise Charts Deep Dive: Configuration & Data Binding
Blazorise Charts offer a clean, strongly typed approach to defining labels, datasets, and options, all within C#, eliminating the need for JS!
Here’s why it’s so developer-friendly 👇
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#blazor #csharp #devs
We also released Blazorise 1.8.9 update with a set of fixes aimed at improving editing reliability, overlay positioning, and edge-case validation!
Release notes: https://blazorise.com/news/release-notes/189
We are fully focused on the 2.0 release! 💜
#blazor #csharp #devs
Thank you to our amazing .NET and Blazorise community 💜
Your feedback and real-world usage keep driving Blazorise forward – and this is just the beginning!
3️⃣ A Stronger Foundation for What’s Next
Blazorise 2.0 isn't just about fixes – it unlocks new capabilities that weren’t possible before.
This release sets the stage for enterprise-scale Blazor UI development!
2️⃣ Improved Internal Architecture
Core systems have been rebuilt to:
• Reduce complexity
• Boost performance
• Make future development safer and faster
With these changes, we are testing the new limits of the .NET platform!
1️⃣ Cleaner, More Consistent APIs
Components and patterns have been refactored for better:
• Maintainability
• Predictability
• Long-term stability
And more!
Yes, there are breaking changes, but they’re intentional!
Check them here:
github.com/Megabit/Blaz... 🔗
And here: github.com/Megabit/Blaz... 🔗
We’re cleaning up legacy patterns, removing technical debt, and preparing the library for long-term growth.
Blazorise 2.0 Preview 1 is here! 🚀
This marks a major step forward – with internal improvements, new APIs, and architectural changes that set the foundation for the future of Blazorise!
How to try it now?
Here: preview.blazorise.com 🔗
#Blazor #devs #csharp #components
Why are component libraries key to Blazor adoption? Our latest blog explains how libraries like Blazorise improve consistency, scalability, and dev confidence! 💜
Blog: https://blazorise.com/blog/why-component-libraries-like-blazorise-are-key-to-blazors-adoption
#dev #blazor
We will cover a lot in this deep dive:
• Configuration
• Interactivity
• Customization
• Visual alignment with your brand
Where do charts make the biggest impact in your apps? Dashboards? Reports? Let us know 👇
From line charts to doughnuts to radar, Blazorise Charts help you make data:
• Readable
• Usable
• Actionable
Perfect for analytics, system monitoring, or financial reporting.
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Built with minimal setup and a fully Blazor-friendly API 👇
✅ Built on a proven charting engine
✅ Familiar Blazor-style API
✅ Responsive & interactive chart types
✅ Clean defaults with pro styling
✅ Theming support across Bootstrap, Tailwind, Material, and more
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Every modern app needs clear, effective data visualization. If you're building dashboards, admin panels, or KPI overviews, you need charts that communicate, not just decorate!
Enter: Blazorise Charts 💜
This is the start of our 4-part deep dive!
#blazor #devs #csharp
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We’re excited to announce that Blazorise 2.0 has entered feature freeze! 🎉
Our focus now shifts to stabilization, bug fixes, docs, and performance polishing.
The finish line is in sight – Blazorise 2.0 is coming soon!
Thanks to our amazing community for all the feedback! 💜