We are thrilled to announce the release of DotVVM 2.0 – it will go public next week.

The release of DotVVM 2.0 is very close and we have spent last few months by testing DotVVM 2.0 in real projects to make sure the migration process is smooth.

As mentioned in the previous blog post, optimization of data transfers and making the viewmodels smaller was a priority for DotVVM 2.0. This time, we’ll talk about static commands.

Today, we have released DotVVM 2.0 beta 1. You can get it from the official Nuget feed and use in you apps.

We will be releasing a beta version of DotVVM 2.0 in a few days. The implementation of all planned features is almost finished and now we are going to focus on testing and bug fixing.

Hi, my name is Patrik and I want to be (not just) a .Net developer. I´m working at Riganti for almost 1 year and occasionally I study on BUT. Today I am going to tell you why programming is my passion. In my nature, I am a very curious person and programming is exactly the position for people like me. You can explore new things every day, and there will be always so much information you don’t know. So, here is my adventure of a young developer.

We really hope you are enjoying the Connect() conference and the tons of amazing stuff Microsoft has announced.

Have you seen any DotVVM Coffee video yet? Did you wonder how and why this video series even started? I’ll be pleased to tell you more about my experience and work on these short episodes about the DotVVM framework.

Hi, my name is Maxim and I’m a .NET Developer at Riganti. Today I would like to share with you a story of how I used webpack in one of our projects and how it worked out.