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We released DXperience v2010.1.4 this lunchtime. It’s now available in Client Center , so just go there, log in, and download. Enjoy!...

You’d think after four years in this job I’d stop with the prognostications and promises about when products will ship. But no, I reload the old release-date shotgun and shoot myself in the foot. Yesterday afternoon, the R&D teams got together to review...

This has come up a couple of times, so it’s best I clear up what we’re doing about supporting Visual Studio 2010 before we release DXperience v2010.1 (and that is so close I can taste it all the way over here in Colorado from Glendale). I think it’s best...

The first beta of DXperience v2010 vol.1 has just been made available to our DXperience customers, and so I’d like to take this chance to talk a little about one of the major impacts of that release: the merging of our Silverlight and WPF controls to...

Way back in October last year, I discussed the .NET 4 Client Profile , the cut-down .NET Framework that will be the default framework target for new solutions in Visual Studio 2010. Since VS2010 is less than a month away from release (at least for MSDN...

As part of the check-in process for Code Freeze for the next major release, the WinForms team did some more testing with Visual Studio 2010. And, lo and behold, there were still problems with the code that the designer in VS2010 RC produces. (I talked...

Yesterday, on the Ides of March, a date of which you should beware if you happen to be Caesar, an anniversary came and went. Four years ago, fresh-faced and wet behind the ears, I became CTO of Developer Express. Today, I’m older and wiser, grizzled you...

I twisted Damon's arm in the recent conference call on DevExpress R&D progress to show me some of the new things that his team has already added to our charting products for v2010 vol 1. This morning I got an image-laden email that caused Outlook to sweat...