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We are two months away from our next major update (v23.1). The purpose of this post is to preview upcoming features and give you the opportunity to test new functionality before we wrap up our current dev cycle...

Our next major release (v23.1) is a couple of months away. In this post, I'll describe the new features we included in our Early Access Preview (EAP) build. If you are an active DevExpress Universal or DXperience subscriber, you can download and install...

As you may already know, we are a couple of months away from our next major update (v23.1). This post describes some of the features we expect to ship in early June and details what’s inside our Early Access Preview build (for additional information,...

As you may already know, we are a couple of months away from our next major update (v23.1). This post describes some of the features we expect to ship in early June and details what’s inside our Early Access Preview build ( for additional information...

.NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) is gaining market traction with each passing day. As you may know, Microsoft’s newest dev platform allows you to create cross-platform applications with a single codebase. Though many WPF developers have yet to jump...

As you may already know, we recently introduced (v22.2) ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation support for .NET 7-based applications...

In this post, I’ll describe a series of interesting function-related usage scenarios of our Spreadsheet product line. We hope you find the contents of this post of business value. As always, should you have any questions about DevExpress Office products...

In this post, I’ll describe an interesting usage scenario of our Word Processing product line. We hope you find the contents of this post of business value. The conversion of a table to a tab-delmited text is automated in Microsoft Word. In this post...

Microsoft recently announced that Xamarin-related support services will end on May 1, 2024 (Microsoft also announced that it will shift development focus to the .NET MAUI platform). Based on Microsoft’s decision, we highly recommend those using Xamarin.Forms to consider our .NET MAUI Component Suite for existing/new mobile projects. DevExpress .NET MAUI components support many of the features/capabilities available in Xamarin.Forms counterparts....

Before I detail our v23.1 .NET MAUI Roadmap, I would like to thank you for your interest in our product line. We appreciate your continued support and invaluable feedback. The information contained within this blog post details our current/projected development...