We are happy to announce the immediate availability of the TX Text Control Document Editor and Document Viewer packages for Blazor - available for TX Text Control 33.0. With this release, we're bringing our powerful document processing technology to one of the most advanced and forward-thinking development platforms in the .NET ecosystem.

What is Blazor?

Blazor is a web framework from Microsoft that enables developers to build interactive web user interfaces using C# instead of JavaScript. By using .NET on both the client and server sides, developers benefit from a unified technology stack, shared code, and all the tooling and performance improvements that come with the .NET platform.

To ensure a seamless and responsive document handling experience, Blazor Server Interactive is the template you need. The latest version of Blazor allows you to use both client and server rendering modes in the same application.

Blazor is seen as the successor to Web Forms because it targets the same audience of .NET developers who prefer to build Web applications using a drag-and-drop, event-driven, component-based approach without heavy reliance on JavaScript. Like Web Forms, Blazor uses a component model - Web Forms had controls like GridView and TextBox, while Blazor uses Razor components.

The event-driven programming model is also similar, with Blazor offering modern equivalents such as @onClick. Most importantly, Blazor continues the tradition of tight .NET integration, allowing developers to write both UI logic and backend code in C#.

Built for .NET 8 and TX Text Control 33.0

The Blazor packages for the TX Text Control Document Editor and Document Viewer are based on our latest release, TX Text Control 33.0, which was recently introduced with full support for .NET 8. This ensures that your applications are future-proof, fast, and ready to take full advantage of the latest performance and productivity features in the .NET ecosystem.

TX Text Control 33.0 also introduced enhanced support for Linux deployment, a major milestone for developers targeting containerized, cross-platform Web applications. Our Blazor components fully support this architecture, enabling flexible deployment scenarios on both Windows and Linux.

Seamless Integration in Blazor Applications

Integrating TX Text Control into Blazor projects is easier than ever with our new NuGet packages:

• TXTextControl.Web.Blazor.DocumentEditor
• TXTextControl.Web.Blazor.DocumentViewer

These packages provide feature-rich, HTML5-based document editing and viewing capabilities that are seamlessly integrated with Blazor components. Whether you're building a document generation application, a contract management system, or any application that requires rich text editing and viewing, these components provide the core functionality with the proven reliability of TX Text Control.

Get Started Today

To get started, simply install the packages from NuGet and follow the updated Blazor integration documentation available on our website.

Getting Started: Document Editor

This article shows how to integrate the Document Editor for Blazor into an ASP.NET Core application running on Windows and Linux. The Document Editor is a powerful word processing component that can be used to create, edit, and view documents in various formats.

Getting Started: Document Editor for Blazor in ASP.NET Core

Getting Started: Document Viewer

This article shows how to integrate the Document Viewer for Blazor into an ASP.NET Core application running on Windows and Linux. The Document Viewer is a powerful and flexible component to display documents in your Blazor application.

Getting Started: Document Viewer for Blazor in ASP.NET Core

We will be releasing a series of blog posts that will guide you through the integration process and show you how you can use TX Text Control and Blazor to create powerful document processing applications.