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

Check out this list of the new features for the DevExpress Extensions for ASP.NET MVC 2.0 coming out in the DXperience v2010 volume 2 release: New Features The current set of ASP.NET MVC Extensions (i.e. GridView, Menu, NavBar, TabControl/PageControl...

The DevExpress Team

30 August 2010

Video: How to use LINQ with ASP.NET GridView

Check out this in-depth LINQ integration with ASPxGridView video . This video updates an older LINQ video and is probably the best LINQ video evar! Because of your comments (and questions) in the blogs, forums and TV site, the video is now packed with...

The DevExpress Team

24 June 2009

Virtual Scrolling In ASP.NET GridView

Virtual scrolling was just released for the DevExpress ASP.NET controls and it's a great way to browse grid data without using page buttons. By default, ASPxGridView will display the pager control for browsing grid data. The pager control is the set of...

The DevExpress Team

18 May 2009

ASP.NET Video Tutorial: How To Edit LINQ To SQL using LinqServerModeDataSource

Check out this 4 minute video on a very useful feature in the 2008 vol 2 release. The video/screencast shows you how to enable editing using the LinqServerModeDataSource component. Check out this video To get a good overview of the LINQ Server Mode support...

The DevExpress Team

10 July 2008

Listen or Download Julian's LINQ post as Podcast Audio

Podcasts are great to way to learn, discover, or just be entertained. And some times, it’s just better to hear the author express in their own voice rather than read a post. So you’ll be happy to hear that Julian has recorded an audio version of his ...

The DevExpress Team

20 June 2008

Screencast: Enable Server Mode using LINQ (ASPxGridView & XtraGrid)

In a previous post , I showed you how to use the powerful Server mode feature in ASPxGridView and XtraGrid against large datasets. The response to Server mode was so good that we've extended the ways that you can enable it. You can now use a LINQ provider...

The DevExpress Team

25 March 2008