Over in the UK, Colin Eberhardt and Chris Price have been taking on an arduous task: evaluating the various frameworks and libraries that (ostensibly) help you create mobile applications. Their goal is not necessarily to discuss the Objective-C’s and...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

22 May 2013

DXTREME PhoneJS

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DXTREME Mobile for C# developers–the Design

I must add a caveat to that title: “Such as it is”. (See the Introduction to this series here.) In essence, I want to keep the work flow of the Citizenship Test app pretty simple to suit the main devices it’ll run on. When you run the app, I envisage...

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13 May 2013

Learning DXTREME

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DXTREME Mobile for C# developers – Foundations

We have just published a Release Candidate for DXTREME Mobile 13.1. There have been many changes for this particular release – even better Visual Studio integration, greater performance, better “native” look-and-feel, new Windows Phone 8 support, and...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

2 May 2013

Learning DXTREME

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Is HTML5 the UI platform to rule them all?

Right before the Christmas season at the end of last year, a little snippet of news flew by which you may have missed: the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) announced that it had completed (and published) the full definition of both the HTML5 and Canvas...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

21 January 2013

DXTREME HTML5

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Presenting the Windows 8 XAML controls in DXTREME

It’s a funny old world. It seems only like yesterday we had a WinForms suite of controls and an ASP.NET suite of controls for .NET and that was about it. (My first commercial use of DevExpress controls was led by the old original version 1 ASPxGrid mumblety...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

9 October 2012

WinRT Win8 XAML DXTREME

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