Since its debut two years ago, ClientUI has been designed to facilitate application development toward loose coupling approach. This can be seen from the comprehensive MVVM-ready components and application framework included in ClientUI, then followed with the introduction of Event Aggregator in the latter release. [...]
Read MoreIn my recent blog posts, I have covered two of the major new features introduced in ClientUI 5 service pack 1. Check out my post for LightSwitch support here, and the real-time streaming capability in XPS Document Viewer here. Since its debut last year, ClientUI [...]
Read MoreThe 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 [...]
Read MoreNow 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 [...]
Read MoreOne 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 [...]
Read MoreIn the previous post, Jimmy announced the latest CTP for UXGridView with the CUD (Create, Update and Delete) capability. In this post, I will provide the step-by-step instructions to work with these new features. Enabling the CUD capability First of all, let’s enable the CUD [...]
Read MoreAs Jimmy wrote in his blog post, our upcoming Grid control for Silverlight and WPF, UXGridView, allows you to perform data operation with MVVM pattern elegantly using QueryDescriptor. In this post, I will explain some of fundamental concepts of the QueryDescriptor in more practical ways. [...]
Read MoreIn the past several months, I’ve been actively blogging about our next-generation user interface library for the Silverlight and WPF development, which has just been RTM-ed three weeks ago. I hope you’ve enjoyed playing around with the new controls and exciting features that we delivered. [...]
Read MoreLast 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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