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With our latest release, the DevExtreme components now support the Bootstrap 4 framework in two major ways...

I love it when our devs can squeeze out even more performance improvements from our controls. So I'm happy to report that we've improved the DevExtreme DataGrid and TreeList's performance for the following features: virtual scrolling, fixed columns, and auto column width. Let's take a look...

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...

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...

Google's Material Design is one of the most popular design languages used in Web and Mobile apps today. This UI is characterized by a grid-based layout and the use of only a few vivid colors to raise the user's attention to certain elements on...

A visual Filter Builder allows your end-users to filter in versatile ways. It provides advanced filter and criteria options to help end-users filter data with an unlimited number of conditions combined by logical operators. Therefore, it helps you to build filter criteria using logical operators that anyone can easily understand...

Data aggregation in charts in an important feature and in the v18.1 release, we've signficantly improved it. Let me explain....

We've included some really cool features in the DevExtreme TreeList widget in our upcoming v18.1 release. Paging If you're dealing with a lot of data in the TreeList, you might not want to scroll all the way down (or up). For this reason, we decided...

Starting with the v18.1 release, the DevExtreme ASP.NET Core project templates will not be available in instances of Visual Studio 2015. You'll need to have Visual Studio 2017 or higher to use these templates. Here's why...

While the DevExtreme team is working hard on new features for the v18.1 final release, they've been publishing several pre-releases...