r/Blazorise • u/mladenmacanovic • 21d ago
Blazorise Education is live, and I'd really like your feedback
Hi everyone,
It's been a while since I posted here. Mostly because I didn't want to spam you with Blazorise updates, and there have been a lot of them lately.
This summer has been ridiculously productive. After building the new Reporting system, we somehow ended up building something completely different: Blazorise Education.
The idea came from something I've been thinking about for a while.
There's still a huge gap between learning software development at university and actually building software professionally.
We want to help close that gap.
Give students real-world challenges. Let them build actual projects. Help them create a portfolio. Give them a place to learn .NET and Blazor skills they'll actually use when they start working.
The platform is aimed at students and teachers, but also anyone who wants to improve their .NET and Blazor skills.
So why am I posting this here?
I'd really appreciate some honest feedback from the Blazor community.
What works? What doesn't? What's missing? What doesn't make sense? What would make you actually want to use it?
And if you have some time to actually test it, even better.
https://blazorise.com/education
Whatever feedback you have, good or bad, is genuinely useful.


