Blazorise is a component library for Blazor that provides a consistent, strongly-typed UI component API across multiple CSS frameworks including Bootstrap, Tailwind, Bulma, Material, AntDesign, and Fluent UI.
The library solves the problem of building modern .NET web applications without being locked into a single CSS framework. It achieves this through provider-agnostic components that abstract away framework-specific styling details, allowing developers to write C# code once and swap CSS frameworks by changing the provider package. The components work in both Blazor WebAssembly and Blazor Server applications.
Blazorise suits teams building .NET web applications who want flexibility in their design system choices or who may need to migrate between CSS frameworks without rewriting components. It is particularly valuable for organizations that standardize on C# development and want to avoid learning multiple component APIs. The project offers a dual-licensing model with a source-available core and optional commercial subscriptions that include premium themes, pre-built blocks, and priority support with guaranteed response times.
The project maintains active development with regular updates across its provider packages and component offerings. Documentation is comprehensive with working demos available for each supported CSS framework in both WebAssembly and Server hosting models. The codebase is organized around provider-specific packages that can be installed independently, allowing teams to adopt only the frameworks they need.
