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.NET Core 3.0 and some supporting libraries, such as Entity Framework Code 3.0, is being launched at the online .NET Conf conference this week. As a .NET developer, you should have a myriad of questions: What benefits does .NET Core 3.0 provide compared...

This post is for all the XAF fans out there: I’m presenting a webinar on the features we’re planning to add to eXpressApp Framework for Universal 13.2, for release towards the end of the year. I’ll have Dennis and the rest of the team here helping out...

Here’s a hint if you ever have to work an exhibitor booth: if you specialize in a particular portion of your main product, it’s a guaranteed certainty that someone will walk up and ask you about another part. Some feature or functionality that you are...

Recently (and maybe not so recently as all that too), customers have been voicing worries about the direction we've been taking eXpressApp Framework (XAF), some even going so far as to say there is none. Roman, Gary, Oliver and I had a long chat via email...

Yesterday, I introduced EasyTest for XAF, our new functional testing framework for applications built using our application framework. Today, I'd like to reveal a few more details. A bit of history Why produce a test framework in the first place? Let...

Some new functionality just managed to get into DXperience v2009 vol.2 under the code freeze wire: functional testing in XAF. In fact it was so close and so new, we haven't got that much documentation for it yet. So, the decision was between, eh, tough...

This is the third part of the Breaking Changes list for v2008 vol 3, covering changes to XAF (eXpress App Framework). This list is not the What's New list for v2008 vol 3, but merely the changes we've had to make to DXperience in order to fix bugs, add...

So call me late to the party, but I'm going to guess all the eXpressApp Framework (XAF) gurus already know about Alex Hoffman's XAF blog. But, just in case your desert island has only just got Internet access, you may want to check it out . From my quick...

Heh. So we got an email this morning with some exciting news and, as it happens sometimes, we each thought one of the others would blog about it. So it wasn't. I'm hereby grabbing the baton and running with it. Cue evil laugh... Windows IT Pro has announced...

After reading my previous post , Andrew, who along with Mike is gridmeister on our dev team, pointed out that another, perhaps more subtle, way to use materials in our documentation and on our website to help you evaluate our products is to read the case...