Version 2.1 of WebForms Classes has been released. With this release, WebForms Classes are now directly available for 18 programming languages. The collection includes AssemblyScript, C, C++, C#, Dart, Elixir, Go, Java, JavaScript, Julia, Perl, PHP, Python, R, Ruby, Rust, Swift and TypeScript, providing a way to use WebForms Core across a broad range of programming environments.

WebForms Classes for these languages are published through the official WebForms Classes repository, allowing developers to directly obtain the source code for their preferred language and use it in their projects. In addition to these 18 languages, several other programming languages can use WebForms Core indirectly. For example, Scala, Kotlin, Groovy, Clojure, and ColdFusion can use the Java class, Objective-C can use the C class, and Visual Basic and F# can use the C# class.

For C and C++, WebForms Classes are provided as unified Header files and are available directly from the official repository. This approach allows developers to add the required files directly to their projects without depending on a separate package management system and use WebForms Core.

For Julia, due to differences between the standards used by the Elanat projects and the requirements of the Julia package management system, the WebForms Class is currently provided directly through the official repository. Julia developers can therefore obtain the WebForms code directly from the official source and use it in their projects.

We have also submitted the WebForms package for R to CRAN and are currently waiting for their review and response. If approved, R users will be able to obtain the package through the official CRAN infrastructure. This release, together with direct support for 18 languages and indirect support for several additional languages, represents another step toward making WebForms Core available across a broad range of programming ecosystems.