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DevExpress Universal: Visual Studio, .NET, and C# support going forward
As with every planning phase we go through with regard to DevExpress Universal, we have a discussion about which versions of Visual Studio, C#, and .NET we should support in the proposed release. Our discussions about v18.2 (due in November or December...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
11 July 2018
support .NET Featured C# Visual Studio
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XPO ORM Library – Available Free-of-Charge in v18.1!
With our most recent release, we’re making XPO (the DevExpress ORM library for .NET) available free-of-charge....
Dennis (DevExpress Support)
21 May 2018
XPO 18.1 .net standard 2.0 free support orm featured .net .NET Core
22 comment(s)
Visual Studio 2017 launch: our products are ready, are you?
Today, March 7, is a big day in the Microsoft developer world: Visual Studio 2017 has been released. So, where does DevExpress stand with regard to our .NET products? Will we be ready? Will you be able to download VS2017 on Day One and use your favorite...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
7 March 2017
launch VS2017 support
14 comment(s)
Using Visual Studio 2017 RC with DevExpress: some caution needed
As I posted yesterday , the newly published DevExpress Universal v16.1.8 supports the Release Candidate for Visual Studio 2017. VS2017 RC is a pretty stable release; however, you should be careful: this is still a beta and you may encounter issues as...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
17 November 2016
beta VS2017 support
2 comment(s)
CodeRush Resources
Every now and then it can help to call out a list of useful CodeRush related resources. So let’s do that. Downloads CodeRush (30 day Trial) https://www.devexpress.com/ClientCenter/Downloads/#Trials CodeRush Xpress (Free cut down version of CodeRush sponsored...
Rory Becker - DevExpress
12 May 2011
CodeRush Resources Support Help
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Quick Licensing FAQ
I received a pre-sales email today that had more than 20 questions about various aspects of purchasing and licensing our products. Since it took me a little while to reply to it, I thought I'd justify the time spent by posting it here as a kind of...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
21 September 2009
support licensing install
6 comment(s)
Support by Twitter
Something happened this afternoon that, although unremarkable on its face, wouldn't have worked without a couple of new technologies. I was monitoring my Twitter stream when I saw that one of our customers was having a problem with the new code issues...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
3 April 2009
support Twitter
14 comment(s)
A request for simple example programs
I got a worried call from support this morning. In essence a customer had provided his entire application solution as an example program to reproduce a bug and they wanted a nice way (British, with a cup of tea and a ginger biscuit?) to turn his offer...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
8 January 2009
support
23 comment(s)
Our oldest, but very active, customer
Dennis in our support team IMed me yesterday in some excitement. "We have the oldest customer!" was the message. I asked for more details. Dennis pointed me to Q180012 . I'll quote: ...born April 27, 1927. I'm a veteran of 3 wars and...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
31 July 2008
support
9 comment(s)
Getting your fix: the DevExpress way
We've recognized for a while that there's a minor flaw in how we disseminate fixes to our products. Sure, the primary method of doing so is to issue a new release, either minor or major, but sometimes it's necessary to post an intermediate...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
10 July 2008
support
12 comment(s)
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