To see the latest commits about CSHTML5, please visit the History of the 'develop' branch of OpenSilver on GitHub:
https://github.com/OpenSilver/OpenSilver/commits/develop
Note: The CSHTML5 source code is located in the OpenSilver repository. OpenSilver is an alternative to CSHTML5 which largely shares the same source code. OpenSilver compiles from C#/XAML to WebAssembly instead of JavaScript. The two products share the same code because they have the same XAML to HTML engine, and they have many layers in common. Both products are actively maintained. OpenSilver has both advantages (.NET Standard support...) and drawbacks (WebAssembly is currently slower and not supported on IE). Both products provide the choice between developing using the UWP/WinUI dialect and the Silverlight dialect. The improvements on OpenSilver usually also benefit CSHTML5.
Please visit the CSHTML5 NuGet package history at:
https://www.nuget.org/packages/CSHTML5
Q1 2021:
We apologize for the delay of the release of version 2.0 Beta. While we have been diligently improving CSHTML5 over the past months - as can be seen in the history of the 'develop' branch on GitHub - we have not been able to deliver the version 2.0 Beta yet. Many apps that use CSHTML5 v2.0 Alpha are already in production, so the technology is quite mature, but there are still a few issues in the development workflow which we are working on. Please rest assured that releasing CSHTML5 v2 is still among our top priorities, and we have a lot in the works for the coming years. Please stay with us as we keep working to build the future of software development!
DISCLAMER: The roadmap is based on users' feedback and is subject to change. It is intended for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon when making any purchasing decision. The information in the roadmap does not represent a commitment, obligation or promise to deliver any products to the customer at any time.