We hope there will be some release by the end of 2021 (CTP or alpha build) but won't bet our lives on that. There is just that much work remaining 
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Thank you. I am looking forward to trying it.
Time for another update.
This turned out quite hard (next to impossible) to implement so we decided to skip it for now. Hopefully we will think of something clever later.
What's new
Support for two-way binding of properties
You can toggle one or two-way binding. Radzen automatically knows what property supports two-way binding by checking if a corresponding Changed event exists e.g. Value and ValueChanged.
Require type argument for generic components
The method editor lists the methods of all files
Including methods in the .razor file or any other implementations and partial classes.
Create new methods for event handlers
And optionally pick name and what file to define them in.
Add, edit and delete fields and properties
What's next
- Support all Radzen 2.x actions in the method editor - notify, execute code, open dialog etc.
- Support new actions in the method editor - loops, conditions, switch etc.
- Add Radzen.Blazor to an existing Blazor application - add the Nuget package, register CSS and JavaScript files, register services in Startup, import the namespaces.
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Couldn't help but share some interim progress with you. Here is a preview of the new Invoke method editor.
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Hi,
What is the future of Angular support in Radzen? Will Radzen support Angular 11? Will Radzen shift to Blazor only support?
Thanks
Thanks! I had seen this, but I had not read until the end.
Time for another update. We've made more progress and implemented support for the following statements (formerly known as "actions"):
Invoke method
It combines the previous Invoke data source method and Invoke method actions in one. You can invoke methods of the page or any of its members (properties or fields). Also it now allows you to set a property of create a field to store the method result. Existing Radzen users will recognize a few changes
- The Radzen specific Then event is missing.
- The Radzen specific
${result}expression is gone.
Our experience showed that Radzen developers found both rather confusing. Now they are both gone! This change was also needed to support existing application which are not created with Radzen.
Open dialog
Notify
Try catch
This is a new statement which combines try/catch/finally blocks into one concept. The user can add catch blocks (with option filters) and also use finally. The try/catch statement replaces the Radzen specific Error event.
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Congratulations to the Radzen team on what you've built so far, it's already amazing and all the best finishing up v3.
Will Radzen 3 include new and updated components, or is it purely Radzen UI based and components are released separately as and when and available to any version.
Radzen 3 will include the current version of Radzen.Blazor. Components are and will continue to be released separately.
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Hi @korchev,
Thanks, to make it easy and funny to the development process with Radzen.
I'm really excited about Radzen 3. There is any new news? Can we get hopeful for any kind of test/alpha release before ending 2021?
VS 2022 is released. Thousands of developers and contributors are working on it. The development time took over years.
In Radzen team is working with a handful of developers. I really appreciate this team one more time when I compare.
Thanks guys, one more time,
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Time for a Radzen 3.0 progress update!
What's new
We have finished (or we think so) the statement support. All it needs now is better UI which @yordanov will undoubtedly deliver.
There is now support for the following statements:
Those should cover a lost of scenarios and custom code. Existing Radzen users will see there are a lot of new statements (called actions in Radzen 2).
Some nice additions worth mentioning:
- Radzen now automatically lists all page parameters when using Open Dialog and Navigate statements.
- You can see the code which corresponds to a statement in split view.
- You can also edit the statement code right in the code editor.
What's next
We are now testing the design time support of all existing Radzen components and implementing missing features and fixing bugs. Here is a sneak peek showing how you can now change the current tab right from the designer:
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Awesome. As a customer with an enterprise license, I cannot wait to start working with a beta version once you make it available. Also, sharing a rough date for the beta or release version would help us plan ahead.
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We are still pretty far from a beta version. There is still a lot more work to do before we release anything for the public.
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How about an Alpha version 
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No matter how people keep calling the first release (CTP, Beta, Alpha) our answer is still the same - not ready for the public eye yet.
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We are all waiting with extreme excitement!
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I second that emotion.
Any further information on Radzen 3.0?
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It is getting ready for the CTP! We are currently making the finishing touches of the UI. Then we will perform extensive testing with all existing Blazor applications we have. Fingers crossed we will keep our promise for a CTP release in Q1 2022.
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