Blazor is an open-source .NET web framework which lets you build interactive web applications using C#, Razor, and HTML that runs in the browser with WebAssembly. Blazor gives all the benefits of rich web applications with dynamic user interfaces (UIs) while using only the latest web standards which require no additional plugins or add-ons to run.

Blazor Edition provides a set of native UI controls built for Blazor such as Calendar, DataFilter, FlexGrid, FlexChart, FlexPie, ListView, DateTimeEditors, Menu, TreeView, and input controls including AutoComplete, ComboBox, NumericBox, MaskedTextBox, Window, and Tooltip. The following section lists some key features of the controls in Blazor Edition.

 

Key Features

• Develop rich applications for the desktop, web and mobile using .NET, C# and ComponentOne controls.
• Reusability of code as C# code used on both server-side and client-side.
• Easy migration to web platform and high performance in controls.
• Powerful features like tabular data editing, grouping, sorting etc. in web applications.
  

 

 

 

 

Documentation	Blogs
Get Started with Blazor	An Introduction to Blazor for JavaScript and ASP.NET Developers
Calendar for Blazor	Introducing Blazor WebAssembly
DataFilter for Blazor	Useful Visual Studio Extensions for Working with Blazor
DateTimeEditors for Blazor	Data Virtualization in Blazor WebAssembly
FlexChart for Blazor	Data Binding Blazor FlexGrid to SQL Server with Real-Time Updates
FlexGrid for Blazor	Blazor FlexGrid - Using Entity Framework Core and an SQL Server
FlexPie for Blazor	Building Blazor Desktop Apps with Electron.NET
Gauges for Blazor	10 Blazor Features You Probably Didn't Know
Input Controls for Blazor
Layout Controls for Blazor
ListView for Blazor
Menu for Blazor
TreeView for Blazor
Release History

 

Demo Samples
Blazor Explorer