DevExpress Office & PDF File API for Java — Generate PDFs, PowerPoint Presentations, and Barcodes in Java Apps
DevExpress Office & PDF File API for Java gives Java developers API libraries for PDF and PowerPoint file processing and barcode generation. You can create, modify, and export documents directly in Java applications without Microsoft Office or Adobe Acrobat.
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VCL — Year-End Roadmap (v26.2)
This post outlines features/capabilities we expect to ship for our VCL UI Component Libraries - Delphi & C++Builder (expected release date: December 2026). As you will see below, accessibility (A11Y), developer productivity, and blazing fast pixel-perfect rendering for high-resolution displays remain cornerstones of our long‑term VCL product strategy.
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Blazor — Year-End 2026 Roadmap (v26.2)
In this blog post, we will outline Blazor features/capabilities we expect to ship in our year-end release (v26.2 — December 2026). Our key focus areas will be right-to-left support, official release of our Icon Library, and the first set of components for our new styling/layout foundation. As always, you can expect additional enhancements across our entire range of Blazor components.
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DevExpress Office & PDF File API — Year-End Roadmap (v26.2)
In this blog post, I'll outline the DevExpress Office & PDF File API features and capabilities we expect to ship in our year-end release (v26.2 — December 2026).
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WPF — Year-End Roadmap (v26.2)
The roadmap focuses on two areas: a modern, Fluent-based look and feel for WPF applications, and broader AI-assisted development capabilities. We also plan to deliver enhancements across other WPF controls and features.
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DevExtreme — Year-End Roadmap v26.2 (React, Angular, Vue, jQuery & ASP.NET Core)
In this blog post, we’ll review the major features we expect to ship in our next major update (v26.2) in December 2026. These features apply to both DevExtreme JavaScript components (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery) and DevExtreme-based ASP.NET MVC/Core controls. To help us fine tune our release plans, please respond to the survey questions embedded within this post to share feedback
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XAF (Cross-Platform .NET App UI & Web API Service) — Year-End Roadmap (v26.2)
Thank you for your continued support and for sharing your XAF development requirements with us. This post outlines features and capabilities we expect to ship in our year-end release (v26.2 - Dec 2026).
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DevExpress Agent Skills — Recent Updates
In this post, I'll summarize our most recent update including: 14 new WinForms skills, a repository-wide review of every skill we've shipped previously, and plugin installation for Codex CLI and Cursor.
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WinForms — Year-End Roadmap (v26.2)
In this blog post, I will review major features we expect to ship in our year-end release (v26.2 - December 2026). As always, you can expect other additions across our entire range of WinForms controls once we officially ship v26.2.
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What's New in CodeRush 26.1: Mermaid Diagrams, LaTeX Formulas, and Smarter AI
This release adds support for embedding Mermaid diagrams and beautifully rendered formulas (math, chemistry, physics) into source code comments.
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DevExpress Blazor AI Chat — Multi-Model Support, MCP Server Integration, and a Look at What's Coming Next
We continue to extend the capabilities of the DevExpress Blazor AI Chat component and publish GitHub examples designed to address real-world usage scenarios.
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SBOMs for CRA Compliance in DevExpress-Based Apps — Preview Now Open
If you ship apps to customers in the EU, the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will require an SBOM as part of your conformity documentation. SBOM generation and CRA compliance are top priorities for DevExpress, and CycloneDX SBOM files for our .NET NuGet packages are now available as a preview
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Blazor - Official Release, Free Offer, and Future Plans
I'm happy to announce the official release of DevExpress UI for Blazor. To help celebrate Blazor official launch at #dotnetconf, we're offering our this release to our customers free-of-charge!
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