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Modern Desktop Apps And Their Complex Architectures
Modern Desktop Apps And Their Complex Architectures
Back in 2002, the world was exciting for Windows desktop application developers: Microsoft released the .NET Framework! With it came the completely new language C# (do you remember it was called Cool prior to the release?) as well as various new subsystems...
Oliver Sturm (DevExpress)
9 February 2024
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XAF Blazor & WinForms UI — .NET 8, Built-in Security and Multi-Tenancy Support, Integration of Custom Components, UI Customizations (v23.2)
XAF Blazor & WinForms UI — .NET 8, Built-in Security and Multi-Tenancy Support, Integration of Custom Components, UI Customizations (v23.2)
As you probably know, our WinForms products ship with a custom Outlook-inspired app. You can review this app using the DevExpress Demo Center v23.2 (under the WinForms category), if you download and run our Unified Component Installer ( Trial / Paid ...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
19 January 2024
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Comprehensive Documentation for Blazor Deployments: Linux and Windows, IIS and Nginx, Cloud and On-Premise, SQL Server and PostreSQL
Comprehensive Documentation for Blazor Deployments: Linux and Windows, IIS and Nginx, Cloud and On-Premise, SQL Server and PostreSQL
Inner Motivation or Value to Users Problem The Microsoft deployment documentation is a nice start for advanced users, but tend to be quite generic/incomplete for newbies or users without deep knowledge of specific tech like ASP.NET Core Blazor, Azure...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
4 December 2023
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.NET Core: where we are and where we'll be
.NET Core: where we are and where we'll be
Last week was the premier event for developers targeting the Microsoft space: Microsoft Build. DevExpress was there, of course, with a full complement of staff at our booth, including myself....
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
16 May 2019
WPF .NET Core Featured Windows
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