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This post outlines features/capabilities we expect to ship for our VCL UI Component Libraries - Delphi & C++Builder (expected release date: December 2026). As you will see below, accessibility (A11Y), developer productivity, and blazing fast pixel-perfect rendering for high-resolution displays remain cornerstones of our long‑term VCL product strategy....
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
4 September 2026
In this blog post, we will outline Blazor features/capabilities we expect to ship in our year-end release (v26.2 — December 2026). Our key focus areas will be right-to-left support, official release of our Icon Library, and the first set of components for our new styling/layout foundation. As always, you can expect additional enhancements across our entire range of Blazor components....
Alex Chuev (DevExpress)
3 September 2026
In this blog post, we’ll review the major features we expect to ship in our next major update (v26.2) in December 2026. These features apply to both DevExtreme JavaScript components (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery) and DevExtreme-based ASP.NET MVC/Core controls. To help us fine tune our release plans, please respond to the survey questions embedded within this post to share feedback...
Svetlana Troitskaya (DevExpress)
25 August 2026
Thank you for your continued support and for sharing your XAF development requirements with us. This post outlines features and capabilities we expect to ship in our year-end release (v26.2 - Dec 2026)....
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
24 August 2026
In this blog post, I will review major features we expect to ship in our year-end release (v26.2 - December 2026). As always, you can expect other additions across our entire range of WinForms controls once we officially ship v26.2....
Alexander Russkov (DevExpress)
20 August 2026
EDIT : XAF v26.2 Roadmap | What's New in XAF v26.1 Thank you for choosing XAF (Cross-Platform .NET App UI & Web API Service) for your software development needs. This blog post outlines some of our XAF-related development plans for the first half of 2026...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
3 March 2026
In this blog post, we’ll review the major features we expect to ship in our mid-year release (v26.1 – June 2026). These features apply to both DevExtreme JavaScript components (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery) and DevExtreme-based ASP.NET MVC/Core controls. To help us fine tune our release plans, please respond to the survey questions embedded within this post to share feedback...
Svetlana Troitskaya (DevExpress)
25 February 2026
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Thank you for choosing DevExpress and for your on-going support. We value your business. As you will see below, we expect to continue extending the capabilities of individual components — but we also want to invest in larger initiatives that span multiple release cycles.
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Slava Khudyakov (DevExpress)
24 February 2026
First and foremost – thank you for placing your trust in our component suite. We appreciate the opportunity to serve your development needs now and into the future. This blog post outlines some of our WinForms-related development plans for the second...
Alexander Russkov (DevExpress)
24 February 2026
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