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Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

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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
DevExpress Roadmap for 2018
Mar 8, 2018
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WinForms issue with Windows 10, version 1803
One of our customers has reported to us a issue with our WinForms controls, one that is related to a GDI resource leak. In their case, it caused an application crash – their system has a limit on how many GDI objects can be allocated. Upon investigation...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
2 August 2018
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DevExpress Universal: Visual Studio, .NET, and C# support going forward
As with every planning phase we go through with regard to DevExpress Universal, we have a discussion about which versions of Visual Studio, C#, and .NET we should support in the proposed release. Our discussions about v18.2 (due in November or December...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
11 July 2018
support .NET Featured C# Visual Studio
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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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Microsoft Build is coming…
…and we shall be there in the hip DevExpress booth. I’m certain that if you are a developer that uses anything in the Microsoft stack (Azure, Windows, Visual Studio, VSCode) to any great degree, you will know that next week is the week of the Microsoft...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
3 May 2018
Build 2018
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DevExpress Roadmap for 2018
Back at the end of 2017, we held a series of four webinars over four days to describe the features and enhancements we were considering for our products in 2018. As a part of that, we sent out a survey to selected users so that they could review those...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
8 March 2018
DevExtreme VCL CodeRush roadmap .NET Featured
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Fun times at Microsoft Tech Summit, Frankfurt
Last week, on Wednesday and Thursday, was the Microsoft Tech Summit (MTS) at the Messe Frankfurt. Hall 3 to be precise. And you had to be precise: although the Messe is a sprawling convention center with six halls, let alone the concert hall (pictured...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
26 February 2018
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Spoiled for choice in Frankfurt
Just a quick note to say that the DevExpress team are in Frankfurt this week to support two events: BASTA! and Microsoft Tech Summit . Luckily the events are right next door to each other: the first at the Frankfurt Marriott Hotel and the second, over...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
20 February 2018
BASTA Frankfurt Microsoft Tech Summit
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Windows 7 support for DirectX in WinForms
Three weeks ago, at the start of our beta period for v17.2, I described a fascinating new feature for our data grid in WinForms: sidestepping GDI+ and going straight to DirectX for way faster rendering. At the time I mentioned that, unfortunately, it...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
20 November 2017
Grid WinForms XtraGrid v17.2
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DevExpress Universal v17.2 released
I am pleased to announce that we have just released DevExpress Universal v17.2. This includes our suites for WinForms, ASP.NET, WPF, as well as DevExtreme. CodeRush Ultimate has also been updated. For what’s new in this release, please go to this page...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
16 November 2017
Release .NET HTML5 v17.2
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Unified criteria-based filtering in WinForms grids (coming soon in v17.2)
In the v17.2 release of DevExpress WinForms, we’re adding a valuable new feature across our full range of grid-based controls (Data Grid, Property Grid, Pivot Grid and Vertical Grid): a criteria-based filtering system. This filtering system is common...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
13 November 2017
filtering Grid WinForms v17.2
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