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Who owns the clock? Lessons from a live Blazor and SignalR multiplayer game

A developer describes building a live bingo game on .NET 10, shared by a Blazor Web App and a MAUI Blazor Hybrid app over SignalR. The post covers keeping the game lifecycle on the server, using a BackgroundService to announce start times, making joins idempotent, and handling InteractiveAuto components that boot twice. It is a practical read for anyone building real-time Blazor apps.

Syncfusion Brings Open-Source Toolkit and Fixes to Blazor

Microsoft and Syncfusion are collaborating on Blazor through a free, MIT-licensed component toolkit, merged framework fixes, and setup tooling. The Syncfusion Toolkit for Blazor needs no license key and can be used commercially. For Blazor developers, the work affects component choice, project setup and the quality of ASP.NET Core fixes.

Infragistics Joins Blazor With Free Open-Source Components

Infragistics has made more than 50 of its Blazor controls free and open source under the MIT license, and its engineers are contributing directly to the framework. New .NET 11 analyzers from the collaboration are merged into ASP.NET Core, so every Blazor developer gets the tooling benefits, whether or not they use its components.

Logging with Serilog in Blazor: Server vs WebAssembly

A beginner's guide to adding Serilog to Blazor applications. It covers file and console sinks for Blazor Server and the browser console or remote API approaches for Blazor WebAssembly. Useful for Blazor developers who need to choose a logging strategy that fits their hosting model.

Deploying Blazor Server apps on Amazon ECS with AWS Fargate

The AWS .NET blog shows how to run Blazor Server applications on Amazon ECS with AWS Fargate. The post explains how the persistent WebSocket connection and in-memory circuit shape routing, session stickiness and deployment behavior. It walks through a CDK-based sample stack fronted by CloudFront.

SharpLsp adds Razor support: C# tooling inside .razor and .cshtml files

SharpLsp 0.30 adds Razor support to its VS Code C# extension. Blazor .razor components and Razor Pages or MVC .cshtml views now get Roslyn hover, completion, diagnostics, go to definition, references and rename. For Blazor work in VS Code, this closes much of the editing gap with Visual Studio.