DevExtreme Blogs

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 panel is not visible, but when triggered by e.g. a button, it slides over the main view content of your app to provide you with additional features.

When we say "your feedback is important for us", we mean it. In fact, the new command column customization enhancements for the DevExtreme DataGrid and TreeList components were added directly as a result of your feedback. So thanks for your help, and keep sending us your comments.

Two very useful new File Uploader features are coming your way in v18.2: Chunk Uploading and Client-Side Validation.

We've extended the DevExtreme DataGrid's API so you can control the appearance of exported data more effectively.

A lot of Angular developers are already familiar with the Angular CLI (Command Line Interface). Besides creating, running and testing an Angular project, it also enables you to generate different parts of your application including scaffolding.

A new DevExtreme component has been added to the latest release: ButtonGroup. It consists of a set of toggle buttons and has both single and multi-select modes. Let's take a look.

We've added the highly-requested Masked Input feature to the DevExtreme DateBox. While the DevExtreme TextBox does provide several masking options, it was inconvenient when you needed to work with date/time fields.

Many business applications require users to enter and edit formatted text, commonly in HTML or Markdown format. In our v18.2 release, we provide a CTP version of our own editor solution that integrates perfectly with your DevExtreme-based application.

There are scheduling scenarios that require you to view available appointments for all resources within a specific date. For example, when scheduling a large employee meeting, it helps to see when everyone is available.

For v18.2, we have implemented some new features to support zooming and scrolling equally on both argument axis and value axis of the DevExtreme Charts. As usual, the post applies to all supported platforms, including Angular, Vue, React, jQuery and ASP.NET MVC and ASP.NET Core.

Getting started with DevExtreme and Angular is now easier with the addition of these enhancements and tools