Thinking Out Loud

MVC please!!!!

All controls MVC enabled please!!!

When is vol 2 coming out?

I agree with James, please focus on getting MVC controls on a par with ASP.Net controls.

I liked this one too (:

Regarding touch: looking forward to it. Doing touch with WPF mostly, but this looks interesting!

Regarding which controls to port to MVC: Scheduler and then PivotGrid would be my favorites

PivotGrid please:)

More Winforms please ;-)

James,

Yes, the tablet support will be for both our ASP.NET WebForms and ASP.NET MVC products. :)

Joanne,

The DXperience v2011 volume 2 will be around the November timeframe. Keep an eye on my blog for more announcements and news:

http://devexpress.com/Mehul

Thanks.

Mitchell and Sasha,

For DXperience v2011 volume 2, we'll have our Pivot Grid for MVC as a native extension. :)

However, we cannot port all controls to MVC because not everything would work well in the MVC framework due to differences like lack of viewstate, etc.

Please let us know what you'd like for ASP.NET MVC by creating a suggestion:

www.devexpress.com/.../CreateIssue.aspx

Thanks.

Robert,

Yes, Pivot Grid for MVC in the next release, DXperience v2011 volume 2. :)

Robert Fuchs,

:)

Thanks Firat,

After the Build conference this week, I'll do some lengthy coverage on it. :)

We do not use MVC for the reasons explained in this article published yesterday:

neverindoubtnet.blogspot.com/.../mvvm-backlash.html

I woud wait until tomorrow anyway to see what MS come up with at //BUILD/ as I expect that 'to MVC or not to MVC' will become clearer?

Great news, looking forward to more mobile integration.