ASP.NET MVC Extensions - Leaving Beta In Next Release (v2010 vol 2)

Good news ASP.NET MVC devs!

We’re officially unlocking access to the DevExpress ASP.NET MVC Extensions by releasing them in the DXperience v2010 vol 2 release.

DevExpress ASP.NET MVC Product line?

Yes, we’re introducing a full ASP.NET MVC product line. That means you’ll get full support, updates, new features, and new extensions in future releases.

To understand the DevExpress ASP.NET MVC plans, start here:

DevExpress Extensions For ASP.NET MVC 2.0 - Quick Summary

Then check out the plans for the DXperience v2010 volume 2 release.

The current extensions from DXperience v2010 volume 1 release are getting new features:

New Features For ASP.NET MVC 2.0 Extensions (coming in v2010 vol 2)

Finally, read about our commitment to ASP.NET MVC by introducing several new ASP.NET MVC Extensions:

Committing To ASP.NET MVC - New DevExpress Extensions (coming soon in v2010 vol 2)

Price

Free, if you have a DXperience Universal, Enterprise, or ASP.NET subscription license currently.

If you do not have a DXperience Universal, Enterprise, or ASP.NET subscription license then you can get all the DevExpress MVC Extensions by purchasing one of the said subscription licenses starting at $799.99 per developer.

Native ASP.NET MVC Extensions

To be clear, you’ll have true ASP.NET MVC Extensions that:

• produce no ViewState
• use the latest jQuery library
• support semantic rendering (in 5 extensions: Menu, NavBar, Pager, TabControl & PageControl)
• use .NET Framework 3.5 – auto-properties, lambda expressions, LINQ, etc.
• support Visual Studio 2010 and MVC 2.0 framework

These DevExpress Extensions for ASP.NET MVC were just introduced months ago in the DXperience v2010 volume 1 release. Since then, your requests and positive feedback have brought about a full DevExpress ASP.NET MVC product line.

Are you excited about using the ‘non-beta’ DevExpress Extensions for the ASP.NET MVC framework? Drop me a line below with your thoughts. Thanks!