Syncfusion Releases Open-Source Blazor Controls for Developers
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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Sept. 23, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Syncfusion, Inc., a leading provider of developer control suites and business software, has released its first set of open-source Blazor controls, marking a significant step in the company's ongoing commitment to the .NET ecosystem. Founded in 2001 with a single software component, Syncfusion has grown to offer over 1,600 developer controls, serving organizations from individual developers and startups to Fortune 500 enterprises. The company's mission remains focused on providing feature-rich solutions to help developers and enterprises build high-performance, robust applications.
The initial open-source release includes a foundational set of UI components designed to help developers start new Blazor projects with commonly needed controls already available under a permissive license. These controls cover a wide range of categories, including data visualization, buttons and selection, calendars and time, input controls, and layout and feedback.
In the realm of data visualization, Syncfusion's open-source release includes charts with support for line, bar, pie, and scatter formats, as well as features like zooming, tooltips, and real-time updates. For buttons and selection, the release provides button and button group components with icon support, styling options, and grouped interactions for toolbars and action panels. Calendars and time-related controls, such as Calendar, DatePicker, DateTime Picker, and TimePicker, are also included, with formatting, validation, globalization, and localization capabilities.
Input controls, a critical component for user interaction, are also part of the release. These include TextBox, TextArea, Numeric Textbox, File Upload, Checkbox, Radio Button, and Toggle Switch Button, each with validation, accessibility, and customization support. Lastly, the release includes layout and feedback controls, such as a Dialog with drag, resize, and animation support, and a customizable Spinner for indicating in-progress operations.
Syncfusion already supports Blazor through a commercial library of over 145 native UI components, available to individual developers and small businesses at no cost through Syncfusion's free Community License. The new open-source release extends that footprint into the public open-source ecosystem, giving the broader Blazor community a reliable starting point and a transparent codebase to learn from, fork, and contribute to.
By making these controls available under an open license, Syncfusion aims to support the momentum of Blazor development with the same open-source approach it has taken with .NET MAUI. The company believes that this initiative will help developers start faster, learn from the code, contribute back, and build applications that can grow from side projects to enterprise use cases.