June 2026 has been a big month for RR Skillverse. Three major things shipped — two new free developer tools and a complete Blazor learning series. Here is everything, with links.

Code Visualizer — Free, No AI, Instant

Code Visualizer parses your code client-side — no server, no AI, no API cost — and draws a structured map of what it contains. Paste a file, get a colour-coded breakdown of state, lifecycle methods, injected services, bindings, parameters, and data flow. Zero API calls. No login required.

Supported languages: .razor, .cs, .js / .ts, .html, DAX, M (Power Query), Python, SQL.

Designed for developers who need to understand unfamiliar code fast, reviewers who want a quick structure overview, and trainers who want to show students what is inside a component without reading every line together.

Try Code Visualizer →

Zero API cost. Runs entirely in your browser. No login required.

Code Decision Explainer — Powered by Azure OpenAI

This one solves a different problem. Every existing AI tool tells you what code does. This tool explains why it was written that way.

Paste any C# or Blazor snippet. The tool detects known patterns — interfaces, EventCallbacks, generic constraints, DI registrations, lifecycle methods — and surfaces "why" questions as tappable chips. Tap a chip or type your own question. You get a 4-block structured answer:

  • The Decision — what was chosen, in plain English
  • Why This Pattern — the actual reasoning, specific to your code
  • If You Used The Alternative — real runnable code, not pseudocode
  • When You'd Choose Differently — the honest trade-off

After each answer, three follow-up questions are generated. A session panel tracks what you have asked. There is also an optional real-world analogy toggle for each explanation.

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This tool was built specifically because our students kept asking "why interface and not class?" — a question no existing tool answered well.

The Blazor Component Model Series — 8 Posts

A complete learning series for C# and .NET developers learning Blazor. The series covers the full component model from data binding through to a complete working dashboard build. Every post includes working code examples, the "why" behind each decision, and a common mistakes section.

The series assumes C# knowledge and no prior Blazor experience. Post 1 covers one-way and two-way binding completely. Post 8 is a full working build that uses every concept from the series together.

What's Coming Next

  • Android app (TWA) — rrskillverse.in as a native installable app
  • Subscriber newsletter — weekly Azure and AI notes from the AI Academy
  • Day 2 of the Blazor series — connecting components to a real REST API
  • More Build Real projects — the employee dashboard needs authentication and a working backend

All tools are free. No account required. If something helped you, share it with your team — that is the best support you can give.