Get Started With DevExpress Components for Blazor

• Jan 14, 2026
• 2 minutes to read

Our Blazor UI Component Suite is included in the following DevExpress Subscriptions: Universal, DXperience, and ASP.NET (refer to the subscription comparison matrix for details). You can embed DevExpress components into Blazor Server, Blazor WebAssembly, and Blazor Hybrid applications.

Note

Blazor Hybrid support is available as a Community Technology Preview (CTP). Your feedback on how you use DevExpress components in Blazor Hybrid applications is greatly appreciated.

The subscription also grants you access to the cross-IDE DevExpress Template Kit, command line utilities, and allows you to explore our product line features in the Demo Center.

Supported IDEs

DevExpress Blazor components support cross-platform development under the following IDEs:

Visual Studio

Install DevExpress Blazor UI components and templates and follow the instructions below to create your first Blazor app with DevExpress components:

• Create a Blazor Web App
• Create a Blazor Hybrid Project
• Create a Blazor Hybrid Project
• Add DevExpress UI Components to an Existing Blazor App

JetBrains Rider

To scaffold Blazor projects with DevExpress components, install the DevExpress Template Kit plugin and create Blazor projects with DevExpress Components in a few clicks:

• Install UI Components & Templates in Rider
• Create a Blazor Web App in Rider
• Add DevExpress Blazor Components to an Existing App

Visual Studio Code

Install DevExpress Blazor UI components and templates and create your first Blazor web app with DevExpress components.

• Install UI Components & Templates in VS Code
• Add DevExpress Components to an Existing App
• Create a Blazor Web App in VS Code

Command Line

You can also create and build Blazor apps with DevExpress components from command line. Refer to the following topics for more information:

• Install DevExpress Components & Templates from CLI
• Create a Blazor Web App from CLI
• Command Line Parameters

Use AI Coding Assistants

Connect your IDE’s AI assistant (GitHub Copilot Chat, JetBrains Rider AI Assistant) to DevExpress documentation with the DevExpress Documentation MCP Server. It allows assistants to query API references, guides, troubleshooting topics, and code snippets directly from our docs to improve answer accuracy and reduce hallucinations.

• Add DevExpress Documentation MCP Server to Visual Studio GitHub Copilot
• Register DevExpress Documentation MCP Server in JetBrains Rider AI Assistant
• Connect DevExpress Documentation MCP Server to Visual Studio Code Copilot Chat

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Troubleshooting

If a Blazor application throws unexpected exceptions, refer to the following help topic: Troubleshooting.