Comments on: A Sneak Peek at ClientUI vNext

By: Nicholas Lie

Nicholas Lie — Thu, 26 Nov 2015 04:57:57 +0000

Hi David, thank you for your feedback. The reporting state for WPF back then in 2013 was very different with what we have today. We’ve added a multitude of features to the reporting suite, and in this release, we’ll be adding dozens of new charts with a vast of customizable configuration, which we believe our customers will find them to be huge addition.

More importantly, particularly for WPF, we have improved the overall control performance and reliability significantly in the upcoming release. In essence, the upcoming ClientUI release reflects upon our refreshed goal to make WPF the first-class citizen for enterprise application development.

This post only covers the surface of what we will deliver in the next release of ClientUI. Stay tuned for our next update!

By: David De Smet

David De Smet — Thu, 26 Nov 2015 04:05:21 +0000

I’m a bit confused…

You say: “And now, for the first time ever, we’re bringing you the same, great reporting suite on the Desktop. Say hello to ClientUI Reporting for WPF.”

And back a few years ago: “…we also delivered the new Reporting lineup which is a huge addition to the existing Silverlight and WPF portfolio” in Intersoft Studio 2013 announcement; then ClientUI Reporting 2.0 on 2013 R2.

So when you said back then that ClientUI Reporting was a huge addition to the SL and WPF portfolio you meant SL only?! Cause if it was added for WPF in 2013, what are you adding now?

Honestly, I don’t see much for ClientUI and specifically for WPF. Your product which was a great offering back then is now an outdated deception.