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DevExpress ASP.NET MVC Extensions have supported ASP.NET MVC 4 since we released DXperience v2012.1 in June 2012. Here's short background: - v2011.2:  Initial support for MVC 4 - v2011.2 minor updates:  we polished this functionality - v2012.1: provides...

The new DevExpress "Clinical Trial" demo app is simply loaded with functionality. And it's beautiful too, take a look at this screenshot: What is it? The new DevExpress Clinical Study Demo is a role-based web application that is designed to manage clinical...

Based upon some excellent feedback from our customers using our Coded UI support, we’ve created a separate installation of our Coded UI Test Extension for WinForms controls. Why? Well, it’s because Coded UI is about testing, and it’s a little silly to...

Let's take a look at how you can add the powerful DevExpress ASP.NET MVC extensions (or ASP.NET controls ) to an ASP.NET WebForms , ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET Web API web project. DevExpress Project Wizard If you have an existing ASP.NET MVC project, then...

Wow, yesterday's webinar had a lot of developers interested in supporting mobile web apps using ASP.NET. Thank you for attending and/or watching. If you missed it, you can watch it on YouTube : DevExpress Webinar Questions & Answers The webinar was amazing...

It seems that Nate Woolls is a smidgeon happy about the new Server Mode we added to the ExpressQuantumGrid in VCL Subscription 12.1. So much so, he’s on a tear describing it and how to use it on his blog. He has two posts that are well worth looking at...

Look it’s ridiculously simple. DevExpress started out with VCL user interface controls and, despite everything that has happened in the thirteen-and-a-bit years since, we are still very much in that market: the biggest vendor, with the widest breadth...

Check out the new "DevExpress Tablet Web Application" file project template and wizard that help you create stunning iPad friendly web projects in just a few clicks: Leverage Your .NET Skills & Tools I've heard from several enterprises that they want...

Every time we release a new version of our flagship DXperience product, I’m reminded of how far we’ve come in the .NET world and, paradoxically, how much further we have to go. I feel as if we’re in a station on the Tube in London, the train has just...