In the upcoming release of .NET Standard 2.1, Microsoft is going to introduce a new Range structure in the System namespace. All well and good, but since our Spreadsheet API already contains the DevExpress.Spreadsheet.Range interface, you will get the...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

21 June 2019

Spreadsheet Breaking changes v19.2 Office

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WinForms Default Settings: Some changes afoot in v17.1

Default settings: they can be a force for good and then quite quickly they can be a right royal pain. After all, when we supply some advanced functionality as part of our suites and controls, it’s good to have a reasonable default setting for the new...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

21 April 2017

Breaking changes WinForms compatibility v17.1

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WPF Rich Text Editor: Upcoming Breaking Change

Starting with v17.1, we are improving how we generate the ribbon for the WPF Rich Text Editor with regard to where we source the images used. Although we shall be maintaining the current behavior alongside the new enhancements for v17.1, this backward...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

20 April 2017

richedit Breaking changes WPF v17.1

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DevExpress Universal v16.1: Breaking Changes

It must be a truism by now, almost certainly proclaimed by Arthur C Clarke, that Any sufficiently advanced software has breaking changes in a major release . Ours, regrettably perhaps, is no exception. In this post, I’d like to emphasize the protocols...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

1 June 2016

universal Breaking changes .NET v16.1

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Silverlight and DevExpress Universal v15.1

You may have noticed something peculiar once you’d installed v15.1: no Silverlight controls came as a part of the product and hence were no longer present on your machine. Wait, what? Back in December 2014, at the time of the v14.2 release, I announced...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

26 June 2015

universal v15.1 Breaking changes Silverlight

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WinForms Data Grid: breaking change with Conditional Formatting (v14.2)

A week or so ago, Don published a blog post about our new Microsoft Excel-inspired conditional formatting feature for the WinForms data grid, XtraGrid, that’s coming in v14.2. (Again, the release is only a few weeks away, the beta is out if you are an...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

21 November 2014

v14.2 formatting Breaking changes XtraGrid

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WinForms and ASP.NET Charts: Automatic Data Aggregation (What’s New in 13.2)

OK, call this both good news and bad news: this post is not only a “What’s New” but also partially describes some breaking changes. What is Data Aggregation? Starting from 13.2, XtraCharts (both ASP.NET and WinForms ) will support automatic data aggregation...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

25 November 2013

v2013.2 13.2 Breaking changes XtraCharts

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New XtraRichEdit breaking change for 13.2

A quick post to point out that we’ve just made a change to the default settings of XtraRichEdit that may affect users of the control. (I say “just” because this change is not in the current beta release.) The default font for the XtraRichEdit has changed...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

21 November 2013

Breaking changes

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Breaking changes for 13.2

Today we released the beta for DevExpress 13.2, the .NET edition. If you have an active account for Universal or DXperience, you should have received an email (if our Client Services system is working properly) detailing what you have to do in order to...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

19 November 2013

v2013.2 Breaking changes

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DevExpress acquires Visual Studio 2008 and earlier

[ UPDATE : The following post was just a joke for April’s Fools Day and we hope you had a good laugh with us. It’s not for real. Or ... is it? In the Matrix you can never tell. JMB.] GLENDALE, CA., 4/1/2010. In a deal to be formally announced at DevConnections...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

1 April 2010

Breaking changes

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