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DevExpress Universal v18.2 released
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WinForms issue with Windows 10, version 1803
Aug 2, 2018
DevExpress Universal: Visual Studio, .NET, and C# support going forward
Jul 11, 2018
Build2018: WinForms and .NET Core 3 announcement
May 8, 2018
Microsoft Build is coming…
May 3, 2018
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DevExpress Universal v18.2 released
I am pleased to announce that we have just released DevExpress Universal v18.2. As usual, Universal includes our suites for WinForms, the assorted varieties of ASP.NET, WPF, UWP, as well as DevExtreme. CodeRush Ultimate has also been updated. For what...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
15 November 2018
DevExtreme WinForms ASP.NET WPF .NET Featured v18.2
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Build2018: WinForms and .NET Core 3 announcement
Yesterday, both as part of the general Microsoft Build announcements and a blog post from the .NET team, there was a fairly momentous announcement about the proposed .NET Core 3. ...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
8 May 2018
WinForms WPF Build 2018
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DevExpress v17.2 beta has just been released!
Just a quick note to say that the beta for DevExpress v17.2 has just been published. Be the first kid on the block that downloads it and tries it out. Usual caveats: it is a beta, so beware. Things work, sure, but there may be some issues that are still...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
2 November 2017
DevExtreme beta WinForms ASP.NET WPF v17.2
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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 MVVM for WPF - New Module Injection Framework Coming Soon in v16.2
Wait, what? What’s a Module Injection Framework – or MIF – and how is it used? The mile-high overview is that a MIF makes it easier to develop, test, maintain, and deploy applications built with loosely-coupled modules. Such a modular application is one...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
2 December 2016
v16.2 View MIF MVVM Model ViewModel WPF
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WinForms and WPF Spreadsheet Control – Exciting New Features Coming Soon in v16.2
Microsoft Excel: ubiquitous, powerful, and familiar. Given its prevalence and breadth of functionality, there’ll always be a new feature to add to the DevExpress WinForms and WPF Spreadsheet control and for v16.2 it seems our dev team have gone above...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
30 November 2016
Spreadsheet v16.2 WinForms WPF
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WinForms and WPF Charting–Performance improvements in v15.1
In all walks of programming life, performance matters. It is especially true when you are using third-party controls where you have no influence over how quickly the controls and their content renders on the screen. We agree and have always considered...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
4 June 2015
v15.1 XtraCharts WinForms WPF performance
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WinForms and WPF Spreadsheet: Mail-Merge, Comments, and more (Coming soon in v14.2)
In addition to the changes already described for the WinForms and the WPF spreadsheet controls, there are some smaller improvements and new features. Buckle up: this will be a wild ride… Mail-Merge: Data Source Wizard (WinForms) The Data Source Wizard...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
25 November 2014
Spreadsheet v14.2 WinForms WPF
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WinForms and WPF Spreadsheet: Grouping and AutoFilter (Coming soon in v14.2)
The premier spreadsheet control for Windows developers is getting a couple of much-requested features for v14.2: data grouping, and filtering of data using the AutoFilter feature. Let’s see what these involve. Data Grouping One of the biggest new features...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
21 November 2014
Spreadsheet filtering grouping v14.2 WinForms WPF
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What’s New in 13.2.8 for the DevExpress Spreadsheet Control
We’re still some time away from publishing our first major release of the year, 14.1, but there have been some great new features added to our controls. Rather than forcing you to wait a few more months, we thought you’d benefit more by getting them early...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
17 March 2014
Spreadsheet WinForms WPF .NET
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