WPF Team Blog

Over the years, your feedback has helped us introduce amazing WPF-related features/capabilities to our product portfolio. As we head towards 2023 and our next major release cycle, we want to hear from our loyal users and learn how we can extend our WPF product line to better meet your future needs....

MVVM is a well-known foundation for flexible and well-structured applications for such platforms as WinUI and WPF. That’s why we pay special attention to MVVM usage scenarios when developing our suite of controls. In this blog post, we will show you how...

Performance and UI rendering speed remains at the top of our WinUI priority list. In this blog post, we will describe performance challenges we’ve encountered with WinUI and what we’ve done to address these issues. We’ll also show you how we created the fastest Data Grid for Microsoft’s new WinUI platform....

As you may know, we are a few months away from our next major release (v21.2). In this post, I’ll summarize WPF-related features/capabilities available in our upcoming Early Access (EAP) build, and preview additional WPF and WinUI features we expect to ship in November...

At Microsoft Build 2020 the WinUI team released its first public preview of WinUI 3. In addition to fixes and enhancements for UWP-powered apps, this preview introduces support for managed desktop C#/.NET and native C++/Win32 desktop apps. Today, we are excited to announce that the entire suite of DevExpress UWP controls is available for WinUI 3 as well....