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 just published a new public preview of DotVVM 4.2 with a version tag 4.2.0-preview07-final. This version is available for all packages: open-source DotVVM framework, DotVVM Contrib controls, Bootstrap for DotVVM, and DotVVM Business Pack. All these packages are compatible with each other and have been tested together.

Join .NET Conf 2019 – a FREE, 3 day virtual developer event co-organized by the .NET community and Microsoft. This year .NET Core 3.0 will launch at .NET Conf 2019! Come to celebrate the release of .NET Core 3.0 and learn about what it brings to the table along with DotVVM!

Join a .NET Conf 2018 - a free, community event for .NET developers around the world with live streamed tech talks, online discussion, and local in-person events!

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

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.

Hi, It's Milan Mikuš reporting in for my first DotVVM developer story.  I work for Riganti s.r.o. as you might have guessed and I have been developing DotVVM Visual Studio  extension for as long as it exists. It's been a very interesting experience to say at least, exciting, sometimes harsh, but never boring. What I love about this project is, that I can make your work easier bit by bit as the extension takes care of the tiresome stuff for you. I write this blog post today to tell you about a new feature I am implementing that I really hope you'll like.

The last two weeks were really busy for us. Since DotVVM was involved in the .NET Summer Hackfest initiative, the entire team was really thrilled and finished so many great things! Here is a quick recap of what we have done.

The .NET Summer Hackfest event in Prague has just ended and we have some very interesting stuff!

Microsoft launches Visual Studio 2017 today, with a lot of new features and final .NET Core support. We have several great announcements too.