DevExtreme Blogs
Serge Pilipchuk (DevExpress) - 05/23/2023
DevExtreme Toolbar (v22.2) — Adaptivity Mode and Customization in Popup/Popover (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery)
This post covers recent changes made to our JavaScript Toolbar component (v22.2) and briefly describes associated implementation details. Feel free to share your feedback using surveys embedded in this post or submit a support ticket via the DevExpress Support Center
Vlada Skorokhodova (DevExpress) - 03/24/2023
DevExtreme Angular, React, Vue, jQuery & ASP.NET Core — Early Access Preview (v23.1)
We are two months away from our next major update (v23.1). The purpose of this post is to preview upcoming features and give you the opportunity to test new functionality before we wrap up our current dev cycle
Vlada Skorokhodova (DevExpress) - 02/22/2023
DevExtreme v23.1 — June 2023 Roadmap (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery & ASP.NET Core)
In this blog post, I'll summarize the major features we expect to ship with DevExtreme v23.1. These features apply to both DevExtreme JavaScript (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery) and DevExtreme-based ASP.NET MVC/Core Controls
Vlada Skorokhodova (DevExpress) - 01/12/2023
DevExtreme Calendar for Angular, React, Vue and jQuery — Show Week Numbers (v22.2)
Our most recent release (v22.2) allows you to display week numbers within the DevExtreme Calendar component (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery). In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at this new feature/capability
Vlada Skorokhodova (DevExpress) - 11/28/2022
DevExtreme Multi-Purpose UI Components — Angular, React, Vue, and jQuery
In this blog post, I'll describe a few of our multi-purpose JavaScript UI components (for Angular, React, Vue, and jQuery) and briefly document implementation details for features introduced over the last couple of release cycles. Should you have any questions about the features/capabilities outlined in this post, please
Vlada Skorokhodova (DevExpress) - 11/22/2022
DevExtreme DataGrid & TreeList — Angular, React, Vue, and jQuery
In this blog post, I’ll summarize recently introduced DataGrid and TreeList features/capabilities and briefly describe implementation details. Should you have any questions about the features/capabilities outlined in this post, please submit a support ticket via the DevExpress Support Center
Polina Tyureva (DevExpress) - 11/07/2022
ASP.NET Core Controls — .NET 6 Is the New Minimum Supported Framework Version in v22.2
With the end of support for previous .NET versions, we raise the minimum supported framework version to .NET 6 for our ASP.NET Core Controls in the upcoming major release (v22.2)
Alex Bykov (DevExpress) - 08/16/2022
DevExtreme JavaScript — UI Template Gallery (v22.2)
In our next release, we’ll extend the capabilities of our component library with a set of responsive UI templates. These ready-to-use UI “blocks” will allow you to focus efforts on application logic and minimize energy spent on app/UI design
Alex Bykov (DevExpress) - 08/02/2022
DevExtreme UI Components — Upcoming Features (v22.2)
In this blog post, I'll summarize the major features we expect to ship with DevExtreme v22.2. These features apply to both DevExtreme JavaScript (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery) and DevExtreme-based ASP.NET MVC/Core Controls
Roman T. (DevExpress) - 12/07/2021
DevExtreme Gantt – Export to PDF is Released, Task Sorting, Expand/Collapse API, and Other Enhancements (v21.2)
Using or considering the use of our DevExtreme Gantt UI component? Read on to learn more about the newest features/capabilities we released a couple of weeks ago (v21.2). Should you have any questions about the DevExtreme Gantt component, feel free to comment below
Roman T. (DevExpress) - 10/22/2021
DevExtreme Data Grid & Tree List - New Toolbar Customization API (v21.2)
As you may already know, our next major update is set to ship in a few weeks. If you have not yet done so, please take a moment to review our What’s New webpage for information on our upcoming release.
In this blog post, I’ll describe our new DataGrid and TreeList Toolbar Customization API and show you how to leverage its capabilities in your next DevExtreme-powered app
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Dmitry Korovin (DevExpress) - 10/14/2021
Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 6 Support
We have noticed a slight uptick in Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 6-related support traffic. In this post, we'll take a closer look at what you can expect from DevExpress in our upcoming release (v21.2). Visual Studio 2022 Support First and…