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We are proud to announce that all DevExpress .NET products fully support Visual Studio 2019. If you’re an active DevExpress subscriber, you can log onto our website and download the most recent build at your convenience....

As you’ve probably noticed, we’ve been soliciting feedback on features/products you’d like to see us add to our portfolio in 2019. One of our objectives next year is to refine our demo applications and incorporate relevant functionality – functionality you and your team are likely to use in your own software projects. To that end, we’ve put together a lengthy survey to help us better understand your needs. ...

Here’s great news for web developers using our Reporting tools: you can now easily apply different color schemes to the reporting components, and even create your own!...

The Drawer component is a fairly new UI component which, these days, is used widely on apps and websites optimized for phone-sized devices. The Drawer is a panel on the left or right (or even top or bottom) side of the screen. In its normal state this...

We at DevExpress offer two major libraries that support Microsoft's ASP.NET MVC framework: DevExpress ASP.NET MVC Controls DevExtreme MVC Controls In this blog post, we'll dive into the two seemingly similar libraries that both offer controls for ASP.NET MVC. We'll look at the differences, similarities, pros, cons, and consequences...

In this blog post, I'll highlight the changes coming to the DevExtreme data layer in the upcoming v17.2 release. We're introducing a set of changes and improvements that are primarily driven by customer feedback...

Since releasing the DevExtreme ASP.NET MVC Controls in May 2017, we've received some great feedback on bugs, improvements, feature requests, etc...

I decided to steal some of Seth's thunder and give all of you a sneak peek into our upcoming ASP.NET Report Designer. We are expecting to release the designer as a beta in 14.1. As you can see by the image, this a full featured Report Designer for the...