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Something we haven’t made much hoopla about is the fact that our WPF controls, such as the DXGrid for WPF) support RTL languages out of the box. One of the reasons is simple: we’re all LTR people at DevExpress, of different languages and countries, sure...

Currently we have a set of nascent products for WPF, the majority in beta: the grid, the navigation bar, the carousel, and charting. I’ve already blogged about charting from the Summit here in Vegas, and there’s not much to say about the carousel at the...

This video explores how to create a cell template for a column in the DXGrid for WPF....

Being in the office this week, under Jeff's firm nagging about recording more videos, I can continue the tutorials about using DXGrid for WPF. Here's one about how to create an unbound column for the datagrid. I note on watching it that I neglected to...

A fairly simple tutorial for the DXGrid this time: adding group summary items....

Later the same day as this previous video was taken, I sat down again to record another on using DXGrid for WPF. Looking at this video I'm struck by how much I hated the keyboard. Let me tell you -- and this is by no means a religious issue, no sir -...

I've been at our Glendale office all week and, as usual, it was meetings galore discussing the various aspects of running a company like DevExpress. Nevertheless, I made some time to sit down with Jeff, our videographer, and record some videos about DXGrid...

It seemed like a long day at the second exhibitor session today. In fact, now that I've sat down I don't know if I'll be able to stand again for quite a while. The biggest thing that happened today was the editor of Visual Studio Magazine popping around...

OK, this is purely and simply an experiment: have Camtasia, will travel. What I've done is to record a quick screencast to show off the animation effects with our DXGrid for WPF, since the static images in this post don't exactly convey their coolness...

You may think that being a CTO of a successful UI controls vendor like Developer Express means that you run the risk of becoming jaded with the new controls, products, and functionality that R&D produce. Does it have that Wow factor? Can they surpass...