Released: Dec 6, 2023

Aggiornamenti in 2023 v3

Funzionalità

• Added support for Microsoft .NET 8.
• Improved Performance with .NET 8 and Blazor WASM
  • The largest performance improvement with .NET 8 is within the FlexGrid for Blazor WebAssembly (WASM). This .NET 8 version is, on average, five times faster than the same control in .NET 6 due to the improvements with AOT compilation.
• Improvements in .NET 8 for Blazor Server
  • .NET 8 also brings many improvements to Blazor Server, including static server rendering. The FlexGrid for Blazor Server also benefits from performance enhancements with .NET 8, especially if you are not using data virtualization to load cells. With virtualization, the performance is about the same with .NET 6. Without virtualization, performance is about twice as fast at creation and scrolling in .NET 8.
• FlexGrid Summary Row
  • You can now add a fixed summary row to the FlexGrid footer to display column totals. This feature is supported in Blazor by adding a GridSummaryRow to the ColumnFooterRows and then setting the Aggregate property on each column.
  • You can also now freeze rows at the bottom of the grid using the FrozenBottomRows property.
• New Blazor Transposed Grid View for FlexGrid
  • The flexible FlexGrid for Blazor now supports a transposed view for .NET 8, where the column headers display down the left side, and rows display horizontally. You can enable the transposed feature by simply adding one line of markup to your FlexGrid: TransposedGridBehavior.