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Radzen Blazor v10.0 is here — a major release packed with brand-new components, powerful feature additions, and quality-of-life improvements across the library. Whether you're building project management tools, data dashboards, or polished form experiences, this release has something for you.
Let's walk through everything that's new.

Plan, schedule, and visualize. The new RadzenGantt component renders interactive project timelines with tasks, durations, and dependencies — all inside the browser.
If you're building project management, manufacturing, or resource planning applications, Gantt gives your users an intuitive, visual way to understand timelines and track progress without leaving your Blazor app.

Tags, categories, filters, selected items — chips are one of the most versatile UI patterns in modern applications. The new RadzenChip and RadzenChipList components bring this pattern to your Blazor apps with full theme support.
Use chips to display compact pieces of information, let users select from a set of options, or build token-based input fields. ChipList handles collections with built-in selection, removal, and templating — so you can get a polished chip experience with minimal code.

The new RadzenLinearGauge component displays values along a horizontal or vertical scale — perfect for KPI dashboards, progress indicators, and metric comparisons.
Combine it with the existing RadialGauge and ArcGauge to build comprehensive dashboard experiences.

The Radzen Chart component now supports Scatter and Bubble series. Scatter plots help you identify correlations between two variables, while Bubble series add a third dimension by varying the size of each data point.
These new series types are ideal for scientific visualization, financial analytics, and any scenario where you need to plot multidimensional data.
RadzenTabs now supports the AllowReorder property. Users can drag tabs to rearrange them — great for customizable dashboards, multi-document interfaces, and any layout where users want control over their workspace.
The RadzenAccordion component gains ExpandAll() and CollapseAll() methods, along with enhanced ARIA attributes. This is a simple but frequently requested addition that makes accordion-heavy UIs more user-friendly.
RadzenPickList received several upgrades in this release:
AllowVirtualization — handle large lists without performance penaltiesSelectedSourceChanged and SelectedTargetChanged for fine-grained state trackingSourceExpression and TargetExpression — integrate seamlessly with Blazor's EditFormThe RadzenCarousel now exposes an AnimationDuration property, letting you fine-tune how quickly slides transition. Small detail, big impact on the feel of your application.
RadzenChat now includes a new-messages button that appears when the user scrolls away from the latest messages — making it easy to jump back to the newest content in long conversations.
RadzenTextBox, RadzenTextArea, and RadzenHtmlEditor now expose virtual OnChange and SetValue methods, making it easier to build derived components with custom behavior.
RadzenDropDownDataGrid now shows a clear button in the search field, helping users quickly reset their search and start fresh.
RadzenDropZoneContainer gains Start and End drag events, giving you precise control over drag-and-drop workflows — useful for tracking state, showing visual feedback, or triggering side effects.
The RadzenPanelMenu now supports MenuItemDisplayStyle.IconAndTextStacked, placing the icon above the text for a more compact navigation style — common in sidebar menus and mobile-first layouts.
This release includes broad accessibility improvements:
The RadzenDataGrid received extensive attention in this release with numerous bug fixes:
Reload() performance — no more lagcolspan/rowspan renderingLoadDataCSS rules and SCSS mixins have been optimized across the entire component library, reducing the overall CSS footprint and improving rendering performance.
Before upgrading, note these breaking changes:
.rz-toc-link.aria-current="location" to aria-selected.See the full changelog for the complete list of changes.
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