What's New and Roadmap
 
Recent Developments, Changelog, and Nightly builds:
The OpenSilver team is very active, pushing dozens of commits every month.
Community:
- OpenSilver on Twitter
- Issues on GitHub
- Podcasts: Interviews with the Userware CEO on DotNetRocks:
- Episode 1769 | Dec 9, 2021 | OpenSilver Ships with Giovanni Albani (podcast)
- Episode 1698 | July 30, 2020 | OpenSilver with Giovanni Albani (podcast)
- [Legacy] CSHTML5-related sites (note: CSHTML5 is a sister product that shares some of the same code - many features are already in OpenSilver):
Roadmap: 
 
- [May/June 2023] - OpenSilver 1.2
- New optional "Blazor for OpenSilver" component to add support for Razor and Blazor components in OpenSilver!
- You will soon be able to mix and match .XAML and .Razor files in the same project
- Leverage the large ecosystem of Blazor 3rd-party libraries without the need for any interop
- Seamlessly integrate Blazor controls within your XAML, including Radzen (free), Telerik UI for Blazor, DevExpress Blazor UI, Syncfusion Blazor Components, and many more
- After migrating a legacy app from Silverlight, you can now further modernize it using Blazor
- Support for .NET 7 in all application projects (instead of .NET Standard 2.0)
- 2x faster Simulator
- Improved overall performance and memory allocation
- Dozens of improvements and bug fixes (we'll post the full changelog soon - for now you can read the Commit History)
 
- [Aug/Sept 2023] - OpenSilver 2.0
- UPDATE: A Private Preview of v2.0 with VB.NET support is now available for download! Please contact us to get the download link
- VB.NET Support (in addition to C#) will turn OpenSilver into the only tool available to build Web apps using VB.NET and XAML
 
- 2023-2025:
- XAML Designer!
- Gallery of ready-to-use controls created by wrapping popular JS libraries
- NET CLI support
- macOS support
- "Business Application" project template to easily get started with RIA Services
- Improved support for migrating WPF applications (in addition to Silverlight)
- Support for Microsoft LightSwitch (note: our current approach is to reimplement it because we don't have the source code... let us know if you think you might be able to help!)
- F# support to create web apps with F# and XAML
- The awesome PivotViewer control will make a comeback :)
- More extensive examples, case studies, and cool demos
- And lots of other great new features... Stay tuned!
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