The Blazor component model to be included in ASP.NET Core and shipped with .NET Core 3.0 was given the new name "Razor Components" to differentiate it from the ability to run .NET in the browser, Roth said.  

.NET 8 is shaping up to be a significant release for Blazor, and there’s one big reason why. 

Rider 2022.3: Support for .NET 7 SDK, the Latest From C#11, Major Performance Improvements, and More! 

his is the last preview for .NET 7 and the next version will be our first release candidate (RC). 

starting with this version, AutoMapper drops support for full .NET framework, as this release targets only netstandard2.1. 

Rider 2021.3: Support for .NET 6 SDK, Redesigned Main Toolbar and Debug Tab, and New Problems View Tab 

A curated list of awesome articles and resources for learning and practicing about .Net Core and its related technologies 

Today we’ve released Visual Studio 2019 version 16.3 which contains support for the release of .NET Core 3.0 

Visual Studio tooling (e.g. XAML and WinForms Designers, app publishing tools) for WinForms and WPF development with .NET Core 3. 

This document describes the plan for .NET Standard 2.1, which includes the definition of its API surface.