By top requests, we’ve added full support for LightSwitch Beta 2 in the recently released ClientUI 5 service pack 1. At a quick glance, LightSwitch is a Microsoft tool for “developers of all skill levels” who want to build simple business applications in a short [...]
Read MoreI am excited to announce that WebUI Studio 2011 service pack 1 is now officially available. It includes many new features and enhancements. The most significant updates are the support for Microsoft LightSwitch and event aggregator for advanced MVVM application development. It also updates DevForce [...]
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In the previous series of the joint ClientUI and DevForce sample, you have learnt how to build a simple Contacts application that runs in both Silverlight and WPF using the architectural best practice such as MVVM design pattern. The first series discussed about the fundamental [...]
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Earlier this month, we released the first 2011 volume release of WebUI Studio, which includes over thirty new controls across all .NET development platforms. In case you missed the news, click here to read the press release and other related news. We’re so excited about [...]
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The latest ClientUI brings so many new innovations and technology advancement available no-where else. The release debuts with a host of various data visualization controls like grid view, tree view, document viewers, and more. Even better, the deep integration with IdeaBlade’s DevForce provides the fastest [...]
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Now that ClientUI 5 is officially released and the new license keys are delivered, you’ve got the most comprehensive and powerful tools in your fingertips. The first thing you will be doing after installation is probably to figure out what you can do with the [...]
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The past few weeks were probably the busiest days in this first quarter as we are preparing for the huge 2011 volume release. Even sparing a few minutes to write blogs seems to be uneasy to the team due to super tight schedules. Nevertheless, our [...]
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Our upcoming flagship toolset for the Silverlight and WPF development, ClientUI 5, will include numerous significant enhancements in addition to many new controls – thanks to all customers and partners who contributed valuable feedback through the satisfaction survey that we ran couple months ago. The [...]
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The upcoming WebUI Studio 2011 volume release will include a host of new controls across all .NET development platforms, including Silverlight, WPF, and ASP.NET. In the past few months, I’ve been actively blogging about the upcoming new controls for the Silverlight and WPF development. In [...]
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One of the powerful controls introduced in ClientUI 4 is UXSliderBar, an input control that enables users to select a value or range of values by sliding the UXThumb along the slider track through drag and drop operation in the thumb. In this post, I [...]
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