WPF Team Blog

Late last year (v20.2), we added on-demand data loading support to our WPF Scheduler control. In this post, we’ll describe how you can use the WPF Scheduler’s API to configure data loading logic within your WPF app....

In our last major update (v20.2) we enhanced UI Test Automation support for our WPF product line. You can create automated tests with the UIAutomationClient library API or use any UI testing library based on the UI Automation technology. In this blog post, we'll show you how to test our OutlookInspired Demo App....

As you may already know, v20.2 ships with new Visual Studio 2019 theme palettes, a Windows 10 inspired theme, and a palette that can apply Windows 10 accent colors to your DevExpress-powered WPF applications...

As you may already know, Microsoft released .NET 5 last week. We are pleased to announce that DevExpress WPF controls v20.2 officially support .NET 5...

As you may know by now, we are a few months away from our next major release (v20.2). In this post, I’ll summarize some of the WPF-related features/capabilities we expect to ship in November. ...

As always, our thanks to everyone who reviewed our proposed 2020 WPF Roadmap last year. We appreciate your feedback and hope that our official 2020 Roadmap meets with your approval...

It's that time of year again - time to collect feedback and refine our 2020 Roadmap. If you're currently using our WPF product line or expect to do so next year, please take a moment to review our un-official 2020 Roadmap...