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Konstantin Dinev
Published posts 6Konstantin Dinev is Director of Product Development at Infragistics, with more than 15 years of experience in product engineering and technical leadership. He leads the development and evolution of enterprise software products and drives the adoption of modern, scalable software development practices across the organization. A recognized industry expert, Konstantin has spoken at conferences such as Visual Studio Live!, Enterprise NG, and Angular Connect, and has appeared on The Angular Plus Show and the Azure DevOps Podcast. He regularly shares technical insights through articles published on Medium, Infragistics blog, App Builder blog, The CTO Club, Solutions Review, Top End Devs, and has served as a board member of the ISTA Conference since 2015.
Ignite UI CLI 15 (releases 15.0.0 through 15.5.0) turns the CLI into the setup layer of the Ignite UI AI-assisted development toolchain. Highlights: the Ignite UI CLI MCP server with documentation and API lookup for AI assistants across Angular, React, Web Components, and Blazor; the ai-config command for one-command Agent Skills and MCP configuration; Blazor project scaffolding via dotnet new igb-blazor; and modernized Angular templates on signals and Angular 22. CLI 15.0.0 removes the legacy igx-ts-legacy, ig-ts, and igr-es6 project types.
Ignite UI MCP Testbed: An Open-Source Bench for Measuring What Your AI Agent’s Tooling Actually Does
The Ignite UI MCP Testbed is a free, open-source end-to-end testing suite that runs one shared prompt across a matrix of supported platforms, AI models, and tooling variants, then lets you compare the results side by side. It currently covers web app generation tests against Angular, React, Blazor, and Web Components. Every run can include scenario-specific Playwright verification tests. No account, no license, no breaking changes - clone it and run your first test matrix today and evaluate how your AI agent skills and MCP servers perform.
This is just the beginning. We will continue to expand and refine both our open-source and premium controls so that every developer, from startup innovators to large enterprise teams, can build exceptional digital experiences with the right tools.
Because of security concerns and code visibility, major corporations work with paid open-source software. Free open-source platforms, on the other hand, are the go-to choice for individual devs or small companies and startups with limited budgets.
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