With dozens of new products, enhancements and new features that we’re going to release in 2009 (per 2009 roadmap published in Developer Network), there are so many new topics to discuss related to Web and RIA development. It’s especially important to understand how these new products [...]
Read MoreAs if we’re not enough with so many enhancements that we shipped in WebScheduler SP1 — such as more powerful timeline view and innovative multiple selection , we deliver even more enhancements in November 2008’s build. One of the most significant enhancements in WebScheduler is on its TripleLoad architecture. [...]
Read MoreOne of the new features that available in WebScheduler.NET 2.0 SP1 is Multiple Cell Selection feature. Usually, to create a new event, user can simply click on an empty cell and fill the necessary data in the callout. However, this approach is not simple enough [...]
Read MoreTimeline view feature first appearance is in WebScheduler 2.0 under WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R2. Now with the release of WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R2 SP1, there are couple of new advanced features in Timeline – all the more reasons for you to upgrade. These are the [...]
Read MoreMicrosoft has finally released Silverlight 2.0 earlier this week. That means it’s busy time for RIA, component and platform vendors to update their applications to run on Silverlight 2.0 RTW. Our special thanks goes to Scott Guthrie and Silverlight Development team, who have incredibly resolved [...]
Read MoreWe’re excited to announce the immediate availaibility of ISLinqDataSource, a new component that extends “LINQ to SQL” technology beyond. With “LINQ to SQL” technology, developers can now build striking fast data-driven web application that scale well in the future. That is made possible because data [...]
Read MoreWebScheduler.NET 2.0 already supports Extensibility feature that allows user to extend WebScheduler objects. In many cases, user needs to add several additional fields to the editing form. Due to number of the input controls in the editing form, some of the fields might get hidden [...]
Read MoreIt is getting more exciting as we get more responses and feedback on our Sirius 2.0 Showcase which launched earlier this week. I noticed that there have been several questions on some Sirius 2.0 design aspects in the forum, so I decided to write a [...]
Read MoreSirius 2.0, the codename of our next-generation UI Components for Silverlight 2.0, is now live. After months of extensive research, development and testing, we are pleased to announce the availaibility of Sirius 2.0 Showcase featuring high, commercial-quality release of the upcoming WebAqua 2.0 components. Sirius [...]
Read MoreOur upcoming major release, WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R2, will include a new version of WebAqua.NET as originally planned in our published roadmap. As the beta date drew near, we have received tremendous emails from developers asking how the development progress with WebAqua.NET 2.0, will it [...]
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