OpenSilver 3.1 extends the capabilities of the visual designer to non-Windows platforms, reinforcing its role as a modern alternative to the retired Silverlight framework.
The latest update to OpenSilver brings support for .NET 9 and introduces a new XAML designer that operates within Visual Studio Code, enhancing developer experience across macOS and Linux.
With the new update, developers can select between a customizable 'classic' theme and a modern theme, offering flat controls in both Light and Dark versions to enhance user experience.
OpenSilver 3.1 also improves its compatibility with WPF features, implementing new functionalities like UniformGrid, MultiBinding class, and DynamicResource markup to facilitate richer applications.
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