Last week, Microsoft announced the RTM version Visual Studio 2026, and we have just released a new version of DotVVM for Visual Studio (4.0.588.0) that works with the latest build.

Celebrate and learn about what you can do with .NET 10 at the biggest .NET virtual event on November 11 ‐ 13.

We are happy to announce the release of DotVVM for Visual Studio extension with support of Visual Studio 2026 Insiders. You can get the extension from the Releases page. We’ll publish it to Visual Studio Marketplace as soon as it is possible.

We’ve been working on DotVVM 5.0 for quite a time, and we are thrilled to announce the release of public Preview 2 of DotVVM 5.0.

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Celebrate and learn about what you can do with .NET 9 at the biggest .NET virtual event November 12 ‐ 14.

Recently, we have run into an issue on several public-facing sites running on DotVVM 4.0+. When navigating between the pages on the site, we started seeing random errors like this:

We are thrilled to announce the release of DotVVM 4.3. This release brings numerous bug fixes and small improvements, but we managed to add several useful features.

Although DotVVM 4.3 is still in preview, we have already invested a significant effort into several DotVVM 5.0 features. In this blog series, I’ll briefly share some of the features you can look forward to.

Quite frequently, we get asked by new DotVVM users which commercial component packages they should purchase – if they need both, which one contains all components, and so on.