Biggest Leap in History of Server-Side Web Development, WebForms Core 1.9 is Coming!

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Facing the future of web development, relying on a solid foundation

Ready to expand the capabilities of your web development framework? WebForms Core version 1.9 is not just an update, but a significant step forward in the evolution of the platform. By strengthening the connection between server-side and front-end development, this release empowers you to create modern web applications with unique and innovative features.

A big step for developers

In this release, WebForms Core has reached a new level of maturity and stability. With full support for async and sync patterns in different situations, developers are given more flexibility and control. This feature is the result of months of hard work and research by the development team, and is now available to you in a fully tested and proven form in WebForms Core.

Transient DOM - A close experience to the virtual DOM

With the introduction of Transient DOM, DOM changes are applied seamlessly and without any flickering. This architecture, using optimization concepts, brings you a very smooth and efficient experience similar to that seen in modern frameworks like React and Vue, in the rich and mature environment of WebForms.

A new phase of competition with front-end frameworks

Version 1.9 not only addresses the complex needs of today’s developers, but also showcases the maturity, flexibility, and power of WebForms Core as a complete, all-in-one platform. Today, WebForms Core is not just a server-side tool; it is a comprehensive platform for building single-page applications (SPAs), managing state, interacting with WASM, and implementing RESTful architectures.

All these new features and capabilities are automatically and very easily available to the developer, and there is no need for complex configurations and a lot of programming code to use the features of this new version. In the next few days, a new version of WebForms Core technology will be presented, as well as a new version of the CodeBehind framework, and we will fully discuss the new features and capabilities of these two.