Best of Blazor — December 2025

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    Video
    Avatar of nickchapsasNick Chapsas·24w

    The New Cross Platform C# IDE is INSANE

    SharpIDE is a new open-source, cross-platform C# IDE built using C# and the Godot game engine with Photino Blazor for the UI. Created by Mark Parker, it runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac, offering features like syntax highlighting, debugging with Samsung debugger, NuGet package management, test explorer, and fast project loading. While very early in development and not production-ready, it demonstrates working code editing, building, running, and debugging capabilities. The project is fully open-source on GitHub, encouraging community contributions to add features and improvements.

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    Article
    Avatar of sdtimesSD Times·23w

    Infragistics open sources 50+ Ignite UI components

    Infragistics has open sourced over 50 Ignite UI components across Angular, React, Blazor, and Web Components. Previously free to use, these components can now be freely modified and extended. The open source release includes basic UI elements like Grid Lite, Accordion, Button, Calendar, and Dialog, while advanced components such as Data Grid, Pivot Grid, and Charting Library remain premium. This dual approach provides a free foundation for all developers while maintaining professionally supported enterprise-grade components for teams with advanced needs.

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    Article
    Avatar of infoqInfoQ·24w

    ASP.NET Core in .NET 10: Major Updates Across Blazor, APIs, and OpenAPI

    .NET 10 brings major updates to ASP.NET Core, including extensive Blazor enhancements (security samples, client-side fingerprinting, QuickGrid updates, improved routing), built-in validation for Minimal APIs, Server-Sent Events support, full OpenAPI 3.1 compatibility with improved schema generation, new authentication metrics, WebAuthn passkey support in Identity, Kestrel improvements, and a System.Text.Json-based JSON Patch implementation. The release also includes Hot Reload improvements, circuit state persistence, and expanded diagnostics capabilities.

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