We are very excited to announce that WebUI Studio 2010 R1 is available, offering a total of 188 new UI components for ASP.NET, Silverlight 3, Silverlight 4, and WPF 4. Beyond just a comprehensive development toolset, WebUI Studio is delivered with various semi business project [...]
Read MoreEarlier this month, we have successfully launched WebUI Studio 2010 RC which includes hundreds of new components for Silverlight 3, Silverlight 4, and WPF 4. Although the main highlight in this upcoming release is ClientUI, we have added the ASP.NET lineups with 8 new WebEssentials [...]
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Earlier this month, we have released a public RC version of ClientUI 3 which includes all controls for Silverlight 3, Silverlight 4 and WPF 4. I trust you’ve got yourself a copy of the bits – if not, you can download and get started here. [...]
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Few days ago, I posted a blog that details several aspects that are very fundamental in a real-world business Silverlight application specifically on the navigation architecture, authentication and security, MVVM and more – and more importantly, how we engineered ClientUI from the ground-up to address [...]
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Flashing backward to a few weeks ago, I’ve covered some of the most important facts about our upcoming ClientUI in four blog posts. The first part covers the overall ClientUI architecture and key concepts, the second part covers the presentation model and development best practices, [...]
Read MoreList box is perhaps one of the most popular and most used user interface element next to textbox and button in any user input scenarios. Along with the fast growing need for richer and more intuitive applications, developers have been reinventing the wheel trying to [...]
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Last month, I’ve published three posts that touched the surface of our upcoming ClientUI 2010, the next-generation development toolset for Silverlight and WPF platform. I highly recommend you to read my first three posts if you haven’t, which is important to get a clear understanding [...]
Read MoreLet’s take a quick look back. A couple of years ago, website is quite boring and dull, at least by today’s standard, and it isn’t anywhere close to Desktop in terms of user experience and usability. As information grows rapidly, content management and layout has [...]
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Last week, I’ve posted two series of my blog post on our upcoming ClientUI for Silverlight and WPF 4. The first series discussed about architectural overview while the second series discussed more deeply on the presentation model and the control’s development standards compliance. I highly [...]
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In my previous blog post, I’ve detailed the overviews of ClientUI, its key objectives and goals, and briefly on the architecture parts. In case you missed it, please click here to read the first series on ClientUI introduction. In this second series of my ClientUI [...]
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