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In our next release, we’ll extend the capabilities of our component library with a set of responsive UI templates. These ready-to-use UI “blocks” will allow you to focus efforts on application logic and minimize energy spent on app/UI design...

In this blog post, I'll summarize the major features we expect to ship with DevExtreme v22.2. These features apply to both DevExtreme JavaScript (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery) and DevExtreme-based ASP.NET MVC/Core Controls...

Our primary goal for our next major .NET MAUI release is to build a solid base for future development should MAUI adoption increase and overall demand rise. We expect to address a series of platform-related challenges and simplify mobile development for beginners and improve the overall experience of seasoned MAUI devs. Needless to say, quality and performance remain atop our priority list....

In this blog post, I'll summarize new VCL features we expect to ship in mid to late August. As always, thank you for your continued support. The information contained within this blog post details our current/projected development plans. Please note that...

As you probably know, Microsoft released .NET MAUI to production recently. Our free .NET MAUI product line for mobile development (with Android and iOS) is compatible with this .NET MAUI release. To see what is new in v22.1, please follow this link. If you are migrating from Xamarin, please check out Microsoft migration guidelines and also our article on navigation control changes....

Before I detail XAF’s 2022 Roadmap, my thanks to everyone who shared feedback/comments last year. Your contribution to XAF’s evolution is appreciated. The following list outlines the features/capabilities we expect to introduce in our Cross-Platform ...

This blog post details our solution for the System.Drawing.Common-related breaking change in our cross-platform products. Because the number of apps deployed on non-Windows machines continues to increase, this task is a high priority for multiple development teams at DevExpress. As you might expect, we must refactor and modify significant portions of our code for .NET 7. This is not a trivial undertaking and your feedback on this matter is very important....

This short blog post summarizes our BI Dashboard development plans for our upcoming v22.1 release. You can also expect a separate blog post that outlines our plans for v22.2. Our current focus is to add value for existing BI Dashboard users and those wishing to migrate to BI Dashboard from standalone components....

We want to accelerate frequently-performed DevExpress component tasks across a number of UI platforms and also reduce maintenance costs by automatically guiding developers toward best-practice usage scenarios with the DevExpress API. This is our #1 goal and where the CodeRush team will allocate most of its resources in 2022. For more information, see "DevExpress Customer Needs Validation Survey" (below) and complete the survey so we can allocate resources to better meet your needs....

Based on your votes and feedback, we’ve finalized our 2022 Office File API and Office-inspired UI Controls Roadmap. We thank you for your continued support and for sharing your needs/requirements. If you’d like to discuss the items on this roadmap in greater detail, or if you’d like to share a business use case that we don’t support, feel free to submit your comments below. We’ll be happy to follow-up....