The sessions from our first virtual conference are published on our DotVVM YouTube channel.

Interested in building web apps in .NET using an MVVM approach? Don't miss out on our first live-streamed conference!

We are happy to announce our first Virtual Meetup and invite you to join the discussion with the DotVVM Team.

All DotVVM users are probably familiar with Bootstrap for DotVVM and DotVVM BusinessPack. Those easy-to-use controls are a big part of why we think of DotVVM as an easy to learn & use framework. But did you know that those two control packs have a little sibling? Let me introduce you to DotVVM Contrib controls - collection of free and open-source controls developed and maintained by our community.

DotVVM can be used to something else than just building new web apps using the MVVM approach. Thanks to its support of both old ASP.NET and new ASP.NET Core stacks, it can be an amazing tool which helps to modernize old web sites to use .NET Core.

Today, we have released a first preview of  DotVVM.Adapters.WebForms package to the official NuGet. This package provides a basic support for hosting DotVVM pages in old ASP.NET Web Forms applications.

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.

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.

Hello, my name is Dušan. I’ve been working at RIGANTI s.r.o. for more than year now and I am the lead developer of the Business Pack project. It’s a set of professional UI controls for the DotVVM Framework that makes building business applications very easy. I will give you an insight into the architecture behind it.