Monthly Archives: February 2011

UXGridView CTP2: MVVM Data Editing

Two weeks ago, we released the first CTP of our new data controls for Silverlight and WPF. The first CTP was focused on MVVM Grid architecture and server-based data access, as well as data operation such as paging and filtering. More information can be found [...]

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Announcing WebUI Studio 2011 Roadmap

We’ve recently updated the product roadmap for WebUI Studio 2011 which includes the release plans for all platforms, including ASP.NET, Silverlight and WPF. 2010 was a truly remarkable year as we shipped over 240 new and advanced controls to the ASP.NET, Silverlight and WPF platforms. [...]

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Advanced Currency Input Control for Silverli...

One of the new controls introduced in ClientUI 4 is UXCurrencyEditor, an advanced input control specifically designed for currency and numerical input with support for .NET standard and custom numeric format. In this post, I will share a number of useful features in the UXCurrencyEditor [...]

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UXGridView Part 3: Fundamental Grid Features

The core feature-sets that we wanted to focus in the first data controls CTP are the QueryDescriptor component model, and the fundamental grid architecture/features such as high-performance virtualization, adaptable layout, drag and drop, grouping and much more. In my previous post, I’ve explained how to [...]

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Advanced Masked Input Control for Silverligh...

One of the new advanced input controls introduced in ClientUI 4 is the UXMaskedInput control. The control allows patterned data input entry, such as phone number, social security number, and more. In this post, I will share a number of useful features in the UXMaskedInput [...]

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UXGridView Part II: Data Access the MVVM-way...

As Jimmy wrote in his blog post, our upcoming Grid control for Silverlight and WPF, UXGridView, allows you to perform data operation with MVVM pattern elegantly using QueryDescriptor. In this post, I will explain some of fundamental concepts of the QueryDescriptor in more practical ways. [...]

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