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Layouts, VCL, FireMonkey, and … DevExpress!

Last week I was having a chat with an old “Delphi” friend, Andrea Raimondi , about DevExpress’ recent CTP release of our FireMonkey (FMX) grid for RAD Studio . For some reason he kept on veering away from that to layouts, what they are, and why they are...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

3 August 2020

VCL Delphi FireMonkey

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Announcing DevExpress Support For .NET 5 Preview

As I'm sure you are aware, Microsoft have announced that .NET 5 would be the next major release of the .NET Core ecosystem after .NET Core 3. Since development of the .NET Framework itself has been halted (apart from bug fixes, etc) at v4.8, they've...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

17 July 2020

.NET 5 VS2019 .NET Core

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DevExpress VCL Subscription v20.1 released

Without a doubt, this is a difficult time for all of us. If you or your business has been impacted by the pandemic, please contact us and let us know how we can help. Despite the various Stay-At-Home and social distancing rules, our Delphi team have been...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

4 June 2020

RAD Studio VCL Delphi v20.1

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DevExpress Universal v20.1 released

Without a doubt, this is a difficult time for all of us. If you or your business has been impacted by the pandemic, please contact us and let us know how we can help. Even with the various Stay-At-Home rules, we’ve been working extra hard to provide you...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

5 May 2020

universal Release Featured v20.1

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Blazor Roadshow cancelled. Boo! Blazor DeskShow steps in. Yay!

We were just as disappointed as you were when we had to cancel Carl Franklin’s Roadshow because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Like you, we are now working from home and self-isolating as much as we can (or have to), and looking after our families. Yet, Blazor...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

25 March 2020

Roadshow Blazor DeskShow

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Blazor Roadshow: All remaining US stops have been postponed

Because of the outbreaks of COVID-19 everywhere and the cancellation of several major public events across the US, we do not think it wise to continue Carl Franklin’s Blazor Roadshow at this present time. Hence we are postponing all remaining stops and...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

9 March 2020

Roadshow Blazor

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Week 3 of the Blazor Roadshow is on the West Coast

Following a quick week off to recuperate after the first successful fortnight of Carl Franklin’s Blazor Roadshow, Carl, John, and Jeff are traveling up the California and Oregon coastline this week. Tonight it’s San Diego, Tuesday is Los Angeles, and...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

2 March 2020

Roadshow Blazor

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Week 2 of the Blazor Roadshow with Carl Franklin and DevExpress!

After a successful week 1 of the Blazor Roadshow, Carl, John, and Jeff are motoring to Raleigh, NC to start off week 2. Tonight, Carl will be presenting in Raleigh/Durham, Tuesday in Atlanta, then Charlotte, then Louisville, after which they take a week...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

17 February 2020

Roadshow Blazor

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Carl Franklin’s Blazor Roadshow is just around the corner

…and probably around a street corner near you! Yes, we at DevExpress are crossing the final T’s and dotting the final I’s with Carl: the US Blazor Roadshow is starting next Monday, February 10, in Burlington, MA. Carl is doing 21 presentations in various...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

5 February 2020

Roadshow Blazor

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DevExpress is a corporate sponsor of the .NET Foundation

If you are one of our customers, I’m pretty sure that you’re aware that DevExpress recognizes that .NET is of great importance. We were the first Microsoft partner to produce a UI control for WinForms way back in 2002 (the grid!), and have moved forward...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

14 January 2020

.NET Featured .NET Foundation

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Announcing DevExpress Universal v20.1

DevExpress Wins 18 Visual Studio Reader's Choice Awards

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