Nouvelles .NET 7 Blazor

Présentez clairement les données avec des graphiques standards

Mars 10, 2026
Utilisez des types de graphiques familiers pour afficher les tendances, proportions, relations et étapes de processus à travers les données d’application.

Standard chart types form the foundation of most charting components, providing widely recognized visual formats for representing numerical and categorical data. These charts help developers present trends, comparisons, distributions, and relationships in ways that are immediately understandable to end users. Because these visualizations are familiar across industries, they are commonly included as built-in options in charting libraries and dashboards, allowing applications to communicate insights clearly while supporting interactive features such as tooltips, legends, and dynamic data updates.

Common chart types include:

  • Area charts display quantitative trends over time while emphasizing cumulative values through filled regions beneath a line.
  • Column & Bar charts compare values across categories using vertical or horizontal bars, making them suitable for ranking and side-by-side comparisons.
  • Funnel charts represent sequential stages in a process, typically used to visualize conversion rates or drop-off between steps.
  • Line charts illustrate continuous data trends across time or ordered categories using connected data points.
  • Pie charts show proportional relationships within a whole by dividing a circle into segments representing percentage contributions.
  • Radar & Polar charts plot multiple variables on circular axes, enabling comparison of multivariate data across several dimensions.
  • Scatter & Bubble charts visualize relationships between variables by plotting points across two axes, with bubble variations adding a third value through marker size.

For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our Blazor charts components comparison.

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Améliorez l’engagement des utilisateurs grâce à des évaluations interactives

Mars 3, 2026
Capturez des retours utilisateurs clairs, basés sur des icônes, dans votre application pour générer des données exploitables et prendre en charge une analyse plus efficace.

A rating feature in a data editor allows users to assign a value, typically through icon based controls such as stars or similar symbols, directly within a grid or form to evaluate related content. By transforming subjective opinions into structured, quantifiable data, rating components make feedback easy to capture, analyze, and display. This enhances user engagement and supports more informed decision making based on aggregated insights. Common use cases include rating products in ecommerce dashboards, evaluating service performance in internal business systems, scoring support tickets by priority or satisfaction, and assessing content quality within content management platforms.

Several Blazor data editor collections provide rating controls including:

  • Telerik UI Blazor Data Editors (part of Telerik UI for Blazor) lets you embed interactive rating inputs within forms, capturing structured feedback inside modern Blazor apps.
  • Blazorise allows you to integrate customizable rating components, enabling intuitive scoring experiences within responsive Blazor interfaces.
  • jQWidgets facilitates rating functionality that supports precise feedback capture within dynamic data driven applications.
  • Syncfusion Blazor Data Editors (part of Syncfusion Essential Studio Enterprise) allows you to collect and display visual ratings directly in forms.

For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our Blazor Data Editors comparison.

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Simplifiez l’analyse des données avec un filtrage flexible en grille

Février 25, 2026
Affinez rapidement de grands ensembles de données avec un filtrage en grille pour mettre en évidence les points clés, améliorer la clarté et accélérer la prise de décision.

Grid filtering allows users to display only selected rows or columns by choosing specific values, categories, or ranges without modifying the underlying dataset. This capability simplifies navigation through large volumes of data and helps users focus immediately on the most relevant information. By minimizing manual searching and enabling faster comparisons, grid filtering improves productivity and supports more informed decision making. Common use cases include filtering sales data by date range, isolating transactions above a certain value, analyzing results by region or product category, and hiding non essential columns to create clearer, presentation ready reports.

Several .NET Blazor grid controls offer filtering support including:

  • DevExpress Blazor Grid (part of DevExpress ASP.NET and Blazor) lets you apply advanced grid filtering to display precise values or ranges, simplifying analysis.
  • Telerik UI for Blazor Data Grid (part of Telerik UI for Blazor) allows you to refine datasets with flexible filtering options that enhance clarity.
  • Blazorise facilitates dynamic grid filtering so you can isolate relevant records, reduce clutter, and improve large data exploration.
  • jQWidgets Grid (part of jQWidgets) helps you to implement robust filtering capabilities that surface key information quickly.

For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of .NET Blazor grids.

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Transformez des images en rapports modifiables

Février 24, 2026
ActiveReports.NET v20 ajoute une image IA à la conversion des rapports, transformant les captures d’écran en rapports entièrement modifiables pour réduire le temps de conception manuelle.

ActiveReports.NET by MESCIUS is a reporting solution for the Microsoft .NET platform that enables developers to create and deliver data-driven reports in web, desktop, and cloud applications. It supports multiple report types, including section, page, and RDL (Report Definition Language) reports, and provides visual designers, a robust rendering engine, and export options such as PDF and Excel. Designed to integrate with modern .NET and ASP.NET Core applications, it helps teams build interactive, enterprise-grade reporting features into their software.

The ActiveReports.NET v20 update introduces a new AI powered image to report capability that enables developers to convert static report images such as screenshots, mockups, PDFs, or even photos of printed pages into fully editable report layouts in minutes. By leveraging Azure Document Intelligence to analyze page structure, text, and visual elements, it significantly reduces the manual effort required to recreate existing reports, accelerates the modernization of legacy assets, and streamlines migrations from other reporting platforms. This capability provides a practical starting point for rebuilding or refining reports while preserving full control over layout structure, styling, grouping, and data bindings to ensure alignment with application architecture and development standards.

To see a full list of what's new in v20, see our release notes.

ActiveReports.NET is licensed per developer. Dependent on geographic location it is available as either an Annual (Timed) Subscription License or as a Perpetual Developer License which comes with 1 year of software updates and support. Each developer requires a license to design, develop, or maintain applications. The Annual Subscription License must be renewed each year to continue to work with the software. Published applications are royalty free and do not expire. Optional pipeline licenses available for CI/CD build servers. See our ActiveReports.NET licensing page for full details.

Learn more on our ActiveReports.NET product page.

Améliorez la clarté des données grâce à un masquage flexible des colonnes

Février 20, 2026
Améliorez la productivité grâce au masquage de colonnes, qui permet aux utilisateurs de personnaliser les vues en grille, de réduire l’encombrement visuel et de se concentrer sur les informations les plus importantes.

Column hiding in grids allows users to temporarily remove selected columns from view without deleting the underlying data. This provides a more focused and flexible way to work by showing only the fields relevant to a specific task or role. By reducing visual clutter and optimizing screen space, it improves readability and makes data easier to scan and analyze. For example, a financial analyst might display only revenue and profit columns for performance review, while a project manager may hide technical fields to focus on timelines and resources. Because columns can be restored at any time, the feature supports personalized, non-destructive customization.

Several .NET Blazor Grid controls offer the ability to hide columns including:

  • DevExpress Blazor Grid (part of DevExpress ASP.NET and Blazor) lets you hide grid columns dynamically, tailoring data views to reduce clutter and improve user focus.
  • ComponentOne Blazor FlexGrid (part of ComponentOne Studio Blazor Edition) allows you to selectively hide columns, creating cleaner, task-specific layouts.
  • Blazorise enables you to control column visibility in data grids, supporting customizable displays.
  • Infragistics Ignite UI for Blazor Data Grid (part of Infragistics Ignite UI) facilitates column hiding to simplify interfaces, optimize screen space, and enhance data readability.

For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our .NET Blazor Grid controls comparison.

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