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4 Settings To Improve DevExpress ASP.NET Performance
4 Settings To Improve DevExpress ASP.NET Performance
Hang on to your seats, I’ve got more good news about the ASP.NET controls performance in the DXperience 2009 volume 2 release. We’re giving you four web.config settings for HTML compression that dramatically improve website performance. First, let’s take...
Mehul Harry (DevExpress)
4 September 2009
ASPxperience DXperience Features How-To ASP.NET ASPxGridView Performance ASPxEditors v2009.2
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Themes for WPF applications
Themes for WPF applications
I really really don't know how this one fell through the "sneak peek" cracks for DXperience v2009.2. We weren't actively trying to hide it, but possibly it's because we were waiting for our graphics artist Mike to complete the design...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
26 August 2009
Skins WPF v2009.2 Themes
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DXperience v2009.2 released!
DXperience v2009.2 released!
I'm sure that many of you already know about this and have snagged the bandwidth to download before telling all your friends, but we released DXperience v2009.2 this morning (US time). Alongside that, we announced the new subscription package, DXperience...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
25 August 2009
DXperience v2009.2
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Publishing our controls for WPF as separate package
Publishing our controls for WPF as separate package
Over the past couple of months, we've been discussing whether to package the WPF controls that have just been released out of beta in v2009.2 as a separate product. We've certainly been saying all along that the grid, charts, toolbars, navbars...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
25 August 2009
DXperience WPF v2009.2
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Recap of Sneak Peeks for v2009.2
Recap of Sneak Peeks for v2009.2
We're just about to release v2009.2 and it would be a good idea to have an "accumulator" post that gathered together all the sneak peeks of the new stuff for the release. Sure, you could use that Search box up there and type in "v2009...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
20 August 2009
v2009.2
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Breaking Changes for DXperience v2009.2
Breaking Changes for DXperience v2009.2
I'm just going to get this under the wire since DXperience v2009.2 is scant days, nay hours, away from being released, but you can peruse the list of Breaking Changes for this release here . The list is automatically updated from our internal support...
Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)
19 August 2009
Breaking changes v2009.2
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DevExpress Mail Demo (deprecated)
DevExpress Mail Demo (deprecated)
Update: This demo has been deprecated and the http://MVC.DevExpress.com url now points to our native ASP.NET MVC Extensions , thank you. Check out this demo which shows you how to use our current ASP.NET controls in an ASP.NET MVC environment. Disclaimer...
Mehul Harry (DevExpress)
12 August 2009
DXperience ASP.NET MVC v2009.2
24 comment(s)
Custom ASP.NET Themes And The New ASP.NET Themes DLL
Custom ASP.NET Themes And The New ASP.NET Themes DLL
I’ve mentioned before about how the DXperience 2009 volume 2 release packs all the DevExpress ASP.NET Skins into one DLL . This removes the need to copy ALL of the separate CSS and image files that are associated with a DevExpress skin into your AppThemes...
Mehul Harry (DevExpress)
24 July 2009
ASPxperience DXperience Features How-To ASP.NET ASP.NET GridView Theme Themes ASPxGridView ASPxEditors v2009.2 Skins
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ASP.NET Performance Improvements in DevExpress 2009 volume 2
ASP.NET Performance Improvements in DevExpress 2009 volume 2
I'm thrilled to announce the new performance enhancements of the upcoming DevExpress ASP.NET controls. Our ASP.NET controls just got a major performance boost from a few changes -- in fact, several of these were prompted by your requests. Read on...
Mehul Harry (DevExpress)
20 July 2009
ASPxperience DXperience ASPxMenu Features ASPxTreeList ASPxHtmlEditor How-To ASP.NET ASP.NET GridView ASPxGridView ASPxScheduler Performance ASPxEditors v2009.2
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ASP.NET Controls Now Support Internet Explorer 8 Standard Mode
ASP.NET Controls Now Support Internet Explorer 8 Standard Mode
Neon IE Logo by Chris Wilson (IETeam) A lot of us web developers don’t use Internet Explorer as our daily surfing web browser. But the fact that it’s still the most dominant browser means that we’ll be supporting it for quite a while. In fact, the lastest...
Mehul Harry (DevExpress)
16 July 2009
ASPxperience DXperience Features ASP.NET v2009.2 IE8
30 comment(s)
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