In addition, it ships exclusive Blazor support through unique ready-to-use translators, enabling easy test automation of the most popular Telerik UI for Blazor components.

In response to developer requests, .NET-centric tooling specialist Progress is supporting Microsoft's experimental Blazor project for C# Web development in a major new release of its UI-focused ...

Progress® Telerik® UI for Blazor now has more than 90 truly native components with the addition of Map, Heatmap, File Select, QR Code, Color Picker, Color Gradient, Flat Color Picker and Dialog.

Infragistics, specializing in third-party UI/UX controls and tools, unveiled a new offering targeting Blazor, Microsoft's red-hot open source framework that allows for C#-based web development instead ...

Progress Telerik releases 26 new components and enhanced Telerik Reporting capabilities such as support for .NET 5 Official and a next-level report engine Progress® Telerik® UI for Blazor ...

Blazor Server, shipped together with .NET Core 3.0, allows web applications using Razor components to be hosted in ASP.NET Core servers.

Components including the Ignite UI data chart, stock chart, treemap, pie chart, gauges, data picker, and geospatial map. With Blazor, Microsoft has sought to introduce a framework enabling .NET ...

While server-side Blazor support is logical, because it uses the same runtimes as the WebAssembly version, you can still use the Telerik components in your WebAssembly apps.

The generic term ASP.NET Core covers several frameworks for the web. Blazor, the most modern, is further divided into four variants.

Progress® Telerik® UI for Blazor empowers developers to build high-performance, attractive applications in half the time. With the new UI components, including Splitter, Slider, Range Slider and ...