DevExtreme Team Blog

In this blog post, we’ll review the major features we expect to ship in our mid-year release (v26.1 – June 2026). These features apply to both DevExtreme JavaScript components (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery) and DevExtreme-based ASP.NET MVC/Core controls. To help us fine tune our release plans, please respond to the survey questions embedded within this post to share feedback...

This blog post outlines key features/enhancements planned in DevExtreme for our next major update (v25.2) in December 2025...

If you've worked with the DevExtreme Angular components in the past, you likely encountered configuration components — those with dxo- and dxi- prefixes. These helper components simplify widget setup, align with Angular architectural principles, and enhance readability...

Our next major release (v25.1) is just a couple of months away. Here's a look at new features/capabilities included in our Early Access Preview (EAP) build (the EAP is available to active DevExpress Universal or DXperience subscribers). As always, if you discover issues with our EAP build...

When building an app, static layouts may not be enough. By using a "splitter" component, you can convert static page layouts to one that adapts to the needs of each individual user...

In this blog post, I’ll describe DevExtreme-related features/capabilities we expect to ship in our upcoming mid-year release (v25.1). Should you have any questions about the new products we expect to ship in June or if you’d like to discuss enhancements planned for v25.1, please submit a support ticket via the DevExpress Support Center...

We recently updated the following Gatsby/Next.js-related help topics on our website...

Cloud services, such as Amazon S3 and Azure Blob Storage, offer object storage solutions for enterprises. Integrating these storage services into a DevExtreme-powered web application simplifies CRUD operations against user files...

Our next major release (v24.2) is a couple of months away. In this post, I'll detail new features included in our Early Access Preview (EAP) build (for active DevExpress Universal or DXperience subscribers)...

In this blog post, we'll look at major features we expect to ship with v24.2...