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With the v18.1 release, we've added a helpful wizard for Visual Studio that makes working with the DevExpress ASP.NET Core Bootstrap controls easier. Let's take a look...

The Sparkline control is a simplified compact version of a Line chart control. It only contains one series. It is used most commonly in areas which leave very little space but a visual indicator is required. An example is by integrating the Sparkline...

With the v18.1 release, we've added the powerful Scheduler control for both Bootstrap versions of our controls: ASP.NET Core and WebForms. This new Scheduler controls is packed with several major features, let's take a look...

With the v18.1 release, we've added several major features to the DevExpress Bootstrap GridView control for ASP.NET Core. Let's take a look...

With the v18.1 release, we have added two major improvements for all DevExpress ASP.NET list-based controls: ListBox, ComboBox, and TokenBox...

The DevExpress ASP.NET Bootstrap controls for ASP.NET Core is introducing several new controls in our latest release...

As part of the upcoming v18.1 release, we have added improvements to grouping, as well as a new context menu API to the DevExtreme Scheduler. Let's take a look at these enhancements...

DevExtreme Data Visualization widgets made their debut back in 2013. Since then, the idea of how a modern application should look has evolved over the years. Unfortunately, our chart's default appearance remained the same. You may have read about the new "Material" theme in the DevExtreme library. Well, we're bringing this to charts too by introducing a new "Material" palette and palette extension modes. And it looks fantastic...

Last year we introduced the DevExpress Web Dashboard for ASP.NET Core as a CTP. Now with our upcoming release (v18.1), we're officially releasing our Web Dashboard for ASP.NET Core 2...

Good news: with our most recent release (v18.1), we've included new scaffolding wizards that help you add Web API support in minutes. Our new scaffolding wizards can be used on a new or existing project too. In this blog post, I'll describe how to take advantage of these new wizards in your ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET Core projects...