Top 5 Blazor UI Libraries (July 2023 Edition)

I've dedicated significant time to exploring and evaluating various open-source and commercial Blazor UI libraries In recent years. I'm excited to share a curated list of my top recommendations In this blog post.

MudBlazor

MudBlazor is my default option when I want to start a new project.

It is an open-source UI library with a rich collection of elegant and customizable components. MudBlazor offers extensive documentation, active community support, and regular updates.

CodeBeam.MudExtensions, the latest extension to the robust MudBlazor framework, is also here to address the existing gaps and elevate the functionality of MudBlazor to new heights. Designed to enhance the user experience and provide additional features including animations, transfer list, font picker, barcode, and many more.

Blazorise

Blazorise is a powerful open-source UI component library with over 80+ components. Blazorise is free and open source for all individuals. Blazorise supports multiple CSS frameworks, including Material, Bootstrap, AntDesign, and Bulma.

Blazorise comes with some extensions, including FluentValidation, Rich Text Editor, Icons, and animations (based on the AOS JavaScript Library)

Radzen

Radzan Blazor is one of the best open-source and free-for-commercial-use libraries available to .NET Developers.

Radzan Blazor comes with over 70+ free components, and some of the components to handle data-intensive scenarios, such as data grid and data list, are among the best available options.

Radzen also provides Radzen Blazor Studio, which unlocks day-to-day productivity, and to create Blazor pages with familiar WYSIWYG Blazor designer quickly.

MatBlazor

MatBlazor is a powerful and versatile UI component library for Blazor applications. It provides developers with a wide range of beautifully designed and fully customizable components, allowing them to easily build visually appealing and user-friendly web applications.

MatBlazor is based on Material CSS Framework.

MatBlazor might not be the best option regarding to data-intensive application and lacks some critical components and functionalities.

Microsoft Fluent UI Blazor Components

Microsoft Fluent UI Blazor Components is a comprehensive set of user interface (UI) components based on the Fluent Design System.

Fluent UI Blazor looks very modern and minimal and comes with tons of components.

Fluent UI Blazor still lacks some critical components for a real-world application, but it is very close to getting there!

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