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Web API — New Code Examples on CRUD Operations Using OData Query Options, JWT and OAuth2 Authentication

Last week we received the following feedback for two specific help topics: Consume the Web API from .NET and Create Custom Endpoints : "#1 documentation on OData after Microsoft!" These help topics are also the most popular within the DevExpress Web API...

Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)

12 July 2023

Blazor WebAssembly — Authorize EF Core CRUD Operations and Download Reports with OData Web API

In our previous post we announced a GitHub example that demonstrates how to develop a .NET MAUI mobile app with the DevExpress Web API Service alongside Entity Framework Core (EF Core) for the backend. This example follows a series of video tutorials...

Eugeniy Burmistrov (DevExpress)

1 May 2023

.NET MAUI — Authorize EF Core CRUD Operations and Download Reports with OData Web API

As you probably know, we published a series of video tutorials demonstrating how you can develop a powerful .NET MAUI mobile app with our Web API Service alongside Entity Framework Core (EF Core) for the backend. If you have not heard of our powerful...

Eugeniy Burmistrov (DevExpress)

29 March 2023

Common Questions about the New DevExpress Web API Service (powered by Entity Framework and XPO ORM)

Though these packages have "XAF" or "ExpressApp" in their names, you do not need to pull XAF WinForms, WebForms and Blazor dependencies in your projects. In other words, if you do not require XAF, you are not forced to use it. ...

Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)

17 October 2022

A 1-Click Solution for CRUD Web API Services with Role-based Access Control via EF Core & XPO (FREE)

In XPO blog post in November 2021 , I grumbled about how difficult it was to develop a robust and flexible app security system from scratch with any .NET ORM, including Entity Framework (by security, I’m referring to user authentication and role-based...

Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)

20 June 2022

CodeRush Roadmap – Complete the Survey to Help Shape Our Development Strategy

We want to accelerate frequently-performed DevExpress component tasks across a number of UI platforms and also reduce maintenance costs by automatically guiding developers toward best-practice usage scenarios with the DevExpress API. This is our #1 goal and where the CodeRush team will allocate most of its resources in 2022. For more information, see "DevExpress Customer Needs Validation Survey" (below) and complete the survey so we can allocate resources to better meet your needs....

Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)

10 February 2022

Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 6 Support

We have noticed a slight uptick in Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 6-related support traffic. In this post, we'll take a closer look at what you can expect from DevExpress in our upcoming release (v21.2). Visual Studio 2022 Support First and foremost...

The DevExpress Team

14 October 2021

FREE OFFER - .NET App Security API (Role-based Access Control)

Good news! As a registered DevExpress.com user, you are entitled to a free copy of .NET Role-based Access Control & User Authentication API powered by Entity Framework (EF Core) and DevExpress eXpress Persistent Objects ORM (XPO). This free DevExpress...

Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)

22 September 2021

DevExpress and The Big Bear DCC Model Rail Controller: A Case Study

We just published a case study that may be of interest to model rail car hobbyists. Dr. Peter Thurston of Blue Tang Innovations Ltd created an awesome app with DevExtreme’s React UI controls. Read all about it here: DevExpress Case Study: The Big Bear...

Vladimir Abadzhev (DevExpress)

16 December 2020

Important Changes to the DevExpress.Data and Other Assemblies for .NET Core 3, .NET Standard, .NET Framework Apps (v20.1)

These changes were done for easier maintenance, clearer dependencies, and future code extension for .NET Core apps and corresponding NuGet packages. These changes also help simplify common development tasks such as sharing Class Libraries with DevExpress.Data or DevExpress.Xpo dependencies across different Target Frameworks...

Dennis Garavsky (DevExpress)

9 April 2020