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Back in 2002, the world was exciting for Windows desktop application developers: Microsoft released the .NET Framework! With it came the completely new language C# (do you remember it was called Cool prior to the release?) as well as various new subsystems...

With 2021 nearing an end, we are preparing our 2022 roadmaps across all supported desktop platforms (WinForms, WPF, WinUI). Before we finalize our plans, we want to hear from our loyal users and learn more about your new requirements and long-term desktop development needs...

We introduced official support for .NET Core 3.0 in our v19.2 release cycle. In a couple of weeks, we will publish a maintenance update that was tested against .NET Core 3.1. We are also excited about .NET 5 and we will be ready to publish our update alongside its release in November 2020....

As you’ve probably noticed, we’ve been soliciting feedback on features/products you’d like to see us add to our portfolio in 2019. One of our objectives next year is to refine our demo applications and incorporate relevant functionality – functionality you and your team are likely to use in your own software projects. To that end, we’ve put together a lengthy survey to help us better understand your needs. ...