DevExpress Data Blog

Analyzing large amounts of data is rather difficult. We have added a number of features to make this much easier with our dashboard component. Coming in the next minor release we will add support for Amazon Redshift . The beauty of this addition is that...

Since we’re on a reporting binge this week I thought I would mention a couple of new features we are adding to the reporting core. Cascading Parameters Sometimes parameters depend on the values of other parameters. While this was technically possible...

Version 14.1 saw the release of our new end user report designer built from the ground up using html5 and JavaScript. As mentioned previously, this was a CTP (or beta) release: we wanted to see how you felt about it and how the overall technology behaved...

This is huge. I usually don’t start blog posts this way but something about our reporting suite nagged at me: I don’t like binding reports directly to database. In fact, I’ve always advocated a multi-tiered approach for accessing data – I’ve long said...

I wanted to talk a bit more about maps! I’ve already talked a bit about the mini maps . In this post I wanted to show you some more map goodness coming in our 14.2 release. Cartesian Map for WinForms Ever wanted to visualize something other than, well...

This edition of the DevExpress Data Blog will feature some of the new things happening with our DevExpress Report Server in our upcoming 14.2 release. New HTML5/JS Report Viewer We’ve been hard at work making the Silveright Report Viewer an optional feature...

One of the powerful features we decided to add at the outset of development was the ability to use dashboard elements themselves as filter sources and targets. Not only did we make Grids, Pies, Charts, et al visualize data, but we also endowed them with...

One of the powerful tools in our analysis toolbox is our PivotGrid. In our effort to continue innovating in this area we are adding two new features in our upcoming 14.2 release. ASP.NET Virtual Scrolling Currently the ASPxPivotGrid control has horizontal...

I thought I would share a little more detail on the upcoming adaptive chart layout feature coming in our 14.2 release. Previously resizing a chart would produce something like this: While the chart still looks good, the data bars (the essential part of...

Maps are amongst the few visualizations that can show a myriad of dimensions in a cogent way. One of the challenges with maps is simultaneously understanding both the micro (zoomed in) and the macro (zoomed out) levels. In the next major release of the...