About this tag
.NET 11 is the upcoming release of Microsoft's cross-platform developer platform, and this tag collects WindowsForum coverage of its preview builds and early tooling. The tagged content centers on .NET 11 RC1, where Microsoft published experimental Blazor components for building chatbots and agent-driven interfaces under the "Agentic UI" label. The Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.AI package lets an AI agent stream output, call tools, request permission, propose edits, and update shared data, with the Blazor app rendering that activity as inspectable interface elements. Coverage also notes that the library is unfinished and that developers testing RC1 have run into a NuGet restore issue.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    .NET November 2026 Updates: .NET 8 and 9 Reach End of Support as .NET 11 Launches

    Microsoft’s November 10, 2026.NET servicing announcement brings security and non-security fixes for.NET 10,.NET 9, and.NET 8, alongside release information for.NET 11 and a pointer to.NET Framework servicing resources. For administrators, the most consequential detail is the timing: .NET 8...
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    .NET Conf 2026: .NET 11 Launch, November 10–13 Schedule and Upgrade Planning

    .NET Conf 2026 starts one week from now, and Microsoft says it will also be the official launch of .NET 11. This is a free, four-day virtual event running November 10–13. If you build on Microsoft's developer stack, the schedule below should help you decide what to watch. The schedule at a...
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    .NET 11 RC2 Arrives With Go-Live Support, Windows Forms Updates and November Launch Outlook

    .NET 11 Release Candidate 2 landed on October 13, 2026. It is a production-supported build with a go-live license, but Microsoft has not said it is the last pre-release. The .NET team's wording is that .NET 11 Release Candidate 2 is now available, and this second release candidate comes with a...
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    Blazor Agentic UI in .NET 11 RC1: Components, AG-UI and NuGet Restore Issue

    Microsoft has published an experimental set of Blazor components for building chatbots and agent-driven interfaces. The pitch is more ambitious than another chat bubble control. On the .NET Blog, Principal Product Manager Daniel Roth calls the approach "Agentic UI." In this model, an AI agent...