Last week, Microsoft has finally released its long awaited Visual Studio 2012 to the MSDN subscribers. As VSIP partners, we had the RTM bits several weeks earlier and started testing our component designer features for the new Visual Studio. Just in timely fashion, we’ve recently [...]
Read MoreWe started out the first WebUI Studio 2012 release with dozens of new enhancements and exciting features including full HTML5 doctype support in our flagship ASP.NET controls such as WebGrid and WebCombo. The 2012 R1 was released last month, you can check out the complete [...]
Read MoreIntroducing the new data controls lineups such as UXPageableComboBox UXMultipleSelectionComboBox and UXTreeList, developers can now build large-scale data entry applications with blazing fast performance. UXGridView also adds with several enhancements and advanced features such as columns collection binding, column header binding and batch items validation. [...]
Read MoreThe wait is over. We’re incredibly excited to announce the immediate availability of WebUI Studio 2012 today! The new release ships major upgrades for the flagship ASP.NET data controls such as WebGrid and WebCombo – featuring full HTML5 support, and includes dozens of must-have data [...]
Read MoreEarlier this year, we conducted a short product survey to all our customers and industry partners. Nearly 92% of all respondents indicates that they are interested in HTML5 development, followed with Silverlight 5 at approximately 85% – up 15% since the previous survey last year. [...]
Read MoreEarlier this month, I’ve blogged about some of the exciting new controls that we will release in the next few weeks, which include a brand-new combobox with server paging multi-column support, enhanced GridView and new ItemsControl grouping capability. Many of these new controls are aimed [...]
Read MoreIn the last two posts, I’ve covered many of the new framework features that provide architectural guidelines for building highly extensible and maintainable business applications on Silverlight and WPF. You can check out the first post here which explains dependency injection and IoC containers, and [...]
Read MoreIn my previous post, I’ve discussed about dependency injection and IoC container, and how the upcoming ClientUI release makes it easy for developers to build good quality software. Today I’ll continue to explore the new exciting framework-related features so you can preview these features and [...]
Read MoreHandling client files which are uploaded to a server is a common requirement for application. Files can be uploaded either to the FileSystem of your server or directly to the database as BLOB. However, there has been a lot of debate about the best way [...]
Read MoreRecently I was assigned to create a simple Silverlight project that shows a list of data with full editing support. The first thing that comes to my mind is using the ClientUI project template as a first step to start working on this task. After [...]
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