Code Editorlink

Radzen Blazor Studio includes the same powerful code editor used by Visual Studio Code.

It provides a familiar, fast, and reliable editing experience for developers who write C# and Razor.

Autocompletelink

Radzen Blazor Studio offers full autocomplete support in both C# and Razor files.

You can see available members, parameter info, and API references as you type.

GitHub Copilot Autocompletelink

Radzen Blazor Studio integrates GitHub Copilot directly into the Code Editor.

Copilot helps you write code faster by suggesting whole lines or blocks of code as you type — right inside Radzen Blazor Studio.

How it workslink

When you start typing in the code editor, Copilot automatically analyzes your context and offers intelligent suggestions. Press Tab to accept a suggestion, or keep typing to dismiss it. Suggestions appear faded until you confirm them.

Benefitslink

• Faster coding – Get real-time code completions as you type.
• Smarter suggestions – Copilot learns from billions of open-source examples.
• Seamless experience – Works just like the built-in autocomplete, no setup required.

Requirementslink

You need an active GitHub Copilot subscription and must be signed in with your GitHub account in Radzen Blazor Studio. If you don’t have Copilot enabled, the editor will fall back to the standard autocomplete experience.

Tip: Copilot suggestions are meant to assist, not replace your code. Always review what you accept to ensure it fits your application logic and security standards.

Learn morelink

For details on connecting your GitHub account, managing Copilot settings, and advanced usage examples, see GitHub Copilot in Radzen Blazor Studio.

Diagnosticslink

As you write code, Radzen Blazor Studio analyzes it in real time.

If there’s a problem, you’ll see a squiggly underline showing where the issue is.

Hover over the line to read details about the error or warning.

Previewlink

Hover over code elements to instantly see details such as:

• Member types
• API documentation
• Current values (during debugging)