MatBlazor - Material Design components for Blazor - Sell Project

Overview MatBlazor is an established open-source UI component library that brings Material Design components to Microsoft Blazor and Razor Components applications. The project was started in October 2018, during the early development of the Blazor ecosystem. It grew into one of the best-known early Blazor component libraries and was used by developers to build real-world web applications with C# and .NET. This sale is for the official MatBlazor project and its associated digital assets, including the website, domain, source repository, NuGet package ownership, documentation, and project identity. Website: https://www.matblazor.com/ GitHub repository: https://github.com/SamProf/MatBlazor Official NuGet package: https://www.nuget.org/packages/MatBlazor/ Project history and background: https://www.samprof.com/posts/matblazor---material-design-components-for-blazor What MatBlazor Includes MatBlazor provides a broad collection of reusable Material Design components for Blazor applications, including: Buttons and links Text fields and form controls Select and autocomplete components Checkboxes, radio buttons, and switches Dialogs and modal interfaces Toast notifications Navigation components Tabs Data tables Pagination Date and time controls Tooltips Progress indicators Tree views Virtual scrolling Theming support Layout and utility components The package works with Blazor’s native component model and can be installed through NuGet. The current official release is MatBlazor 2.10.0 and targets .NET 6. The project would require modernization for a new owner wishing to support current and future .NET versions. Established Open-Source Adoption MatBlazor is not a newly created template, prototype, or unfinished concept. It is a mature open-source project with years of development history and measurable adoption. Current public project metrics include approximately: 2,900 GitHub stars 378 GitHub forks More than 1,090 commits Approximately 2.8 million total NuGet downloads Approximately 520,000 downloads of the current NuGet version Around 1,200 NuGet downloads per day on average Multiple NuGet packages and public GitHub projects depending on MatBlazor The repository also contains a substantial historical record of contributions, issues, feature discussions, releases, documentation, and community participation. During its active years, MatBlazor received contributions, donations, sponsorships, and adoption from individual developers and commercial organizations. Public examples and references include: BlazorBoilerplate, a real-world starter application built using MatBlazor ABP Framework community integration examples BlazorFiddle MatBlazorTemplate Various public NuGet packages and GitHub repositories that depend on MatBlazor Website Traffic The documentation and demo website continues to receive organic traffic despite the project no longer being actively promoted or maintained. Website statistics for the most recent 90-day period: 2,190 visitors 2,560 visits 6,320 page views 67% bounce rate Average visit duration of 1 minute 11 seconds Traffic has been declining compared with the previous period: Visitors decreased by approximately 21% Visits decreased by approximately 29% Page views decreased by approximately 37% Average engagement remains measurable despite the lack of current development or promotion The website currently generates only negligible advertising revenue. It earned approximately $0.70 during the most recent month. Historic donations and sponsorships existed, but there have been no meaningful recent donations. This should therefore be evaluated as an established software and open-source asset rather than as a revenue-generating content website. Assets Included in the Sale Subject to the final purchase agreement, the sale can include: The matblazor.com domain The complete documentation and demo website Website source code and deployment materials The official MatBlazor GitHub repository Repository history, issues, pull requests, stars, and forks through an official repository transfer Ownership or co-ownership of the official MatBlazor NuGet package MatBlazor branding and project-specific visual assets owned by the seller Documentation content Available analytics information Relevant project accounts or infrastructure that can legally and technically be transferred Reasonable assistance with the technical handover A public announcement identifying the buyer as the new owner or maintainer, if requested Personal accounts belonging to the seller are not included. Relevant assets would be transferred using the official ownership-transfer mechanisms provided by GitHub, NuGet, the domain registrar, and other applicable platforms. Current Status MatBlazor has not been actively developed since approximately early 2021. A compatibility release for .NET 6 was published in April 2023, but no active roadmap is currently being executed. The current owner does not intend to resume regular maintenance and is offering t...