After almost 2 years since DotVVM 4.3.0, we are proud to release the stable version of DotVVM 5.0, along with version 5.0.0 of Bootstrap for DotVVM, DotVVM Business Pack, DotVVM Tailwind UI, and DotVVM Contrib controls.

If you ever tried using AI tools to generate DotVVM pages, you probably ran into many issues. The AI models are trained on publicly available data on the Internet, but because DotVVM is a niche area and there are not many open-source projects built with it, AI often hallucinates, making up non-existent controls or trying to apply the Blazor way of doing things.

We are very close to releasing the stable version of DotVVM 5.0, and thus, we just released 5.0.0-preview10-final of all DotVVM packages and 5.0.0-rc02-final of the new Tailwind UI for DotVVM components.

After many rounds of internal testing, we are happy to announce Tailwind UI for DotVVM - a new set of modern-looking components that let you build beautiful user interfaces with minimal use of CSS classes.

Tailwind has become a popular CSS framework recently, and there have been many UI kits and component packs built on top of it. Most of these libraries require React or another JavaScript framework, and we wanted something that would be easy to use with DotVVM.

Few weeks ago, we published Preview 7 of DotVVM 5.0 which contains a number of big features ready to be tested.

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.

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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.