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As you probably know, Microsoft Multilingual App Toolkit (MAT) support ended on October 15, 2025. Since MAT is no longer supported, this post documents localization-related alternatives available to the Microsoft developer community. What MAT Deprecation...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
1 April 2026
Reducing Issues with Target Framework/3rd Party Dependency Upgrades Based on research, a more effective/automated .NET framework and 3rd party dependency upgrade process is high on the priority list for our customers (without appropriate automation, major...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
15 October 2024
What Will Change in v24.2 Once we release v24.2 (December 2024) , our libraries will no longer support .NET 6/7 and .NET Framework 4.5.2, 4.6 and 4.6.1. The following DevExpress . NET Core and .NET Framework-based products will also – at a minimum – require...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
10 July 2024
UPDATED See also .NET — .NET 8 and .NET Framework 4.6.2 Are Minimally Supported Target Frameworks for DevExpress Libraries in v24.2 What Will Change in v23.2 Once we release v23.2, our libraries will no longer support .NET Standard 2.0. I’ve outlined...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
4 July 2023
As you may already know, we recently released our bi-annual major update across our entire product line - v23.1. As always, the new release strengthens and optimizes our product lines and introduces new controls and capabilities across a variety of platforms....
Ray Navasarkian (DevExpress)
27 June 2023
As you may recall from my recent blog post , our Unified Component Installer will soon include an option to install localized resources for certain languages (DE, ES, JA, RU). We will not install these resources by default – you can install them at your...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
27 January 2022
These changes were done for easier maintenance, clearer dependencies, and future code extension for .NET Core apps and corresponding NuGet packages. These changes also help simplify common development tasks such as sharing Class Libraries with DevExpress.Data or DevExpress.Xpo dependencies across different Target Frameworks...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
9 April 2020
DevExpress components that are compatible with .NET Core 3.1 (LTS) and .NET 5 are ready for download from both the Download Manager and NuGet. See our .NET Core Support webpage for additional information on supported products and download sources. General...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
18 December 2019
.NET Core 3.0 and some supporting libraries, such as Entity Framework Code 3.0, is being launched at the online .NET Conf conference this week. As a .NET developer, you should have a myriad of questions: What benefits does .NET Core 3.0 provide compared...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
23 September 2019
UPDATED: .NET App Security API (Role-based Access Control) is available free-of-charge (versions 21.2.x and 22.1.x). I hope this bit of news was not buried beneath our EAP announcements last week. Please check our new WinForms CRUD demo and tutorial to...
Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)
29 August 2019
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