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Enhanced User Experience for VCL apps (coming in v15.1)
Enhanced User Experience for VCL apps (coming in v15.1)
In this installment of what’s new in DevExpress VCL v15.1, I’m going to look at what’s been enhanced with regard to the user experience. Map Control This one sounds simple (and is anything but to code) the map control now supports inertial scrolling ...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
17 June 2015
RAD Studio v15.1 UX C++Builder VCL Delphi UI
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UI Superhero Roadshow: free UX training for .NET developers
UI Superhero Roadshow: free UX training for .NET developers
A couple of months before we released v14.1 of DevExpress Universal we started planning a new kind of training: sessions on user interfaces and experiences, by developers for developers. After all, with v14.1 we introduced a whole set of new demo apps...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
7 August 2014
Roadshow UI
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Let's Build Some Great Outlook-Inspired User Experiences
Let's Build Some Great Outlook-Inspired User Experiences
Next week, we'll be taking you through a tour of new demos we plan on shipping with v14.1. If you've been following my blog posts leading up to our launch, you'll know I hinted to something we've introduced across our WinForms product...
Ray Navasarkian (DevExpress)
23 May 2014
v14.1 UI Scrollbar WinForms outlook
Perception, deception, reception
Perception, deception, reception
This past few work days have been up and down. It's a bit like the old joke that starts off with "I have some good news and bad news..." and then gives us the bad news, and then the good, the joke being that the good news is worse than the...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
28 August 2007
UI DXperience support ASP.NET quality
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NDepend's UI: DXperience to the rescue
NDepend's UI: DXperience to the rescue
Following on from my post on automated refactoring tools , I was going to talk a bit about how modern IDEs should be providing more analytical type services for your code, rather than the usual "here's an editor, go for it" paradigm with...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
13 August 2007
NDepend UI DXperience
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