Blazor Hybrid Windows Desktop Templates for Visual Studio 2022
Project template for hosting the Blazor component in the Windows Forms and WPF Desktop application targeting the Windows platform.
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Version History (latest on top):
6.3.0.0:
- Templates updated to support .NET 10 Preview 5.
6.2.0.0:
- Templates updated to support .NET 10 Preview 4.
6.0.0.0:
- Support for creating .NET Blazor Hybrid Window Desktop projects on .NET 10 Previews.
- For this, have introduced an additional option to the Framework parameter -
.NET 10 (Preview).
Note: The default value for the Framework parameter remains as .NET 9 (STS).
5.0.0.0:
- Templates updated to support .NET 9 Stable channel release.
- The default value for the Framework parameter is now set to
.NET 9 (STS).
- So by default, the project command generates a .NET 9 project.
- To create a .NET 8 project, explicitly select the value
.NET 8 (LTS) for the Framework parameter.
- Removed out-of-support versions (.NET 6 and 7).
4.5.0.0:
- Templates updated to support the .NET 9 RC2 release.
4.4.0.0:
- Templates updated to support the .NET 9 RC1 release.
- Introduced an option to add a reference to the CommunityToolkit.Mvvm NuGet package to work with MVVM.
4.3.0.0:
- The Blazor Desktop Templates Pack VS extension is now supported on both x64 and ARM64 installations of Visual Studio 2022. Happy coding!
- Consequently, the minimum supported version of VS2022 will be v17.6 or higher.
- Templates updated to support .NET 9 Preview 7 and the latest .NET 8 release.
- Introduced an option to support the XML-based solution file (
slnx) format.
- This would be an explicit option since the SLNX feature is currently in the preview stage and is only supported on VS2022.
4.2.0.0:
- Introduced using the NuGet CPM feature from within Visual Studio IDE
- Templates updated to support .NET 9 Preview 5 and the latest .NET 8 release
4.1.0.0:
- Templates updated to support .NET 9 Preview 4 and the latest .NET 8 release
4.0.0.0:
- Support for creating .NET Blazor Hybrid projects on .NET 9 Previews
- WPF Blazor namespace updated to URI-based
3.6.1.0:
- Updated the WinForms and WPF Blazor hybrid NuGet package reference to .NET MAUI 8 SR1 (
8.0.6)
- For more details, check this article
3.5.0.0:
- Templates updated for .NET 8 RTM
3.4.0.0:
- Templates updated for .NET 8 RC2
3.3.0.0:
- Templates updated for .NET 8 RC1
- The default value for the Framework parameter is now updated as net8.0
3.2.4.0:
- Templates updated for .NET 8 Preview 7.
3.2.3.0:
- Templates updated for .NET 8 Preview 6.
3.2.2.0:
- Templates updated for .NET 8 Preview 5.
3.2.1.0:
- Templates updated for .NET 8 Preview 4.
3.2.0.0:
- Template restructured to follow the same sample as other App Models.
- Templates updated to support .NET 8 Preview 3.
- Item templates for Windows Form with BlazorWebView and WPF Window with BlazorWebView.
- An option to create a separate Razor Class Library (RCL) to abstract the Razor components.
-rcl | --razor-class-library - Default value is false
3.1.0.0:
- Added the open-iconic artifacts to the solution
- While targeting .NET 8, the StartPath property is set to load a Razor component other than the one defined with the default route address of
/
- In Windows Forms solution, the Router component is renamed as
Main.razor for better interop with other AppModels
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