Packages are available on NuGet now. Use Microsoft.FluentUI.AspNetCore.Components --prerelease
Demo and docs site: fluentui-blazor-v5.azurewebsites.net
The v5 ToDo list: github.com/microsoft/fl...
Currently working on for RC3: DataGrid reorderable columns (also showing pinned columns)(2/2)
Out now: The Microsoft Fluent UI #Blazor library v5 RC2! So many new things: AutoComplete, Toast, DataGrid pinned and hierachical+selectable columns, Theme API & Designer, Calendar Min/MaxDate, MCP migration tooling and dozens of other component fixes and improvements...(1/2)
Screenshot of the v5 demo and documentation site
See baaijte.net/blog/microso... for more information and some highlights
We're working on getting some quirks out of the way with publishing the MCP server package, but the rest is available on NuGet now. Remember, you need to use the `--prerelease` switch to find the RC packages.
Out now: The Microsoft Fluent UI #Blazor library v5 RC1!
This is the next major version. Lots of breaking changes but also lots of enhancements, beter APIs, better docs and an MCP server to help you use the library to it's fullest!
DataGrid with hierarchical data
Out now: The Microsoft Fluent UI #Blazor library v4.14.0! Yes, that's a new v4 version in spite of all the v5 work we're doing. Highly demanded addition is support for hierarchical data in the DataGrid! See www.fluentui-blazor.net/WhatsNew for the overview. Packages are on NuGet now.
Hopefully somewhere in the next 2 weeks.
Image showing a DataGrid with nested, hierarchical rows
Coming soon to the Fluent UI #Blazor library... Hierarchical data. Finally, nesting rows will be possible!
Oh, and I am now allowed to tag this with #MVPBuzz 😁
Image showing the email I received which tells I have been accepted into the MVP Program
Very happy to have been accepted into the MVP Program! Strong motivator to continue the work on the Fluent UI #Blazor library #MVPBuzz #MVPAward
Well, I'm not an admin there (otherwise we'd own that too) but I happen to know who is 😉. I'll bring you into contact.
Don't think it is much extra work (besides renaming namespaces)
PS, link not resolving to a repo
Love this!
To prevent fragmentation and end up with Fluent UI Blazor components everywhere, maybe you are willing to consider to add this to the community package? See github.com/fluentui-bla.... Fully endorsed by us (the maintainers of the library)
Out now: The Microsoft Fluent UI #Blazor library v4.13.2! Maintenance release with .NET 10 support, Templates fixes, and about a dozen other PRs
Details at fluentui-blazor.net/WhatsNew. Packages are on NuGet. Now back to getting a v5 RC out of the door...
For the (OSS) Microsoft Fluent UI Blazor component library, we just respond we won't be looking at a reported issue if no ready-to-run reproduction code is provided.
Not to be picky but... #Nederlandsleren is the correct order here 😉
I'm ooo till mid next week. Will respond later.
Items is the parameter with which you can provide the rowdata that you want to render in the grid. The DataGrid is generic so Items is an IQueryable set of 'T' items
Data is a property (of type Object) we added to every Fluent component which you can use at will to 'transport' any data you want/need
@ref allows you to create a link between the rendered component and an instantiation of the corresponding class (standard Blazor thing)
Well, not to push things of our plate, but this is indeed not a FUIB issue. Hot Reload is messing things up there.
Hi, Fluent UI Blazor library maintainer here. How can we help?
Screenshot showing this is our 100th release
I was made aware that this is actually our 100th release. Quite a milestone! #blazor
How is the learning path going? Are you liking it?
You can now choose from 3 different Tab sizes
Out now: The Microsoft Fluent UI #Blazor library v4.12.1! Details at fluentui-blazor.net/WhatsNew.
As the summer break period is here and we are focusing our attention on building the v5 version, updates to v4 will be less frequent moving forward. Stay tuned for more info!
Yup, we are moving some stuff around and that lead to breaking that part. Everything should be up and running again, though.
I'm guessing the first.. But in general, what's the ratio for the two groups?
PSA: Due to an issue with the .NET SDKs ( github.com/dotnet/aspnetc…) we have temporarily switched back to using 9.0.204 and removed targeting net10.0. We will be back on latest versions as soon as the next SDK patches become available (which I think is next week)
