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Released: Nov 20, 2018Updates in 2018 v3FeaturesUpdates in WinForms New Material Theme Designer - In addition to adding Material, Material Dark, and Office 2016 Excel Green themes, WinForms now features a Material Theme Designer sample that allows you to set the primary and accent colours of Material theme and save\load them in C1themes format. New DataFilter control (beta) - A powerful UI addition, the DataFilter provides an easy, ecommerce-like filter to accompany any data-aware control. You can create filters from datasources, autogenerated, or create them manually. The accordion-based filtering UI can be attached to any control sharing a datasource or plugged into an info screen. The DataFilter is in beta mode and will be launched in 2019 v1. New Sparkline control and FlexGrid integration - This lightweight sparkline chart control represents the general shape of data variation in a condensed visual. It's often embedded in grids, and as such, FlexGrid can now display sparklines in columns, and it's now easier to plot trends inside FlexGrid cells. The sparkline property of the FlexGrid column supports plotting line, column, and WinLoss sparklines. You can further customize these sparklines by setting the Axis, markers, and series colours among others. FlexGrid now supports SortInfo and GroupInfo, so column information can now be saved and loaded. Scheduler's table and agenda views are now launched and out of beta. FlexChart now supports animation when loading, updating, and adding new data.Updates in WPF and UWP Simplified WPF Ribbon - Improve the look and navigation of your WPF apps with the modern, minimalistic simplified ribbon. This new control occupies the middle ground between a ribbon a toolbar, providing a single-line collapsed state, or a three-line ribbon-like appearance, and its design is influenced by Microsoft's ever-evolving Office 365 ribbon. You can customize the style of the ribbon, as well

With Hot Reload you can now modify your apps managed source code while the application is running with no need to pause execution or use a breakpoint. Instead, simply make a supported change and use the new “apply code changes” button in the toolbar to apply them immediately.Make changes and Hot Reload your WPF application. View at full size.In this update of Visual Studio this new experience is available when running your application under the debugger (F5) and is powered by the Edit and Continue (EnC) mechanism. Use Hot Reload alongside any other debugger features anywhere EnC is supported. .NET Hot Reload also works alongside XAML Hot Reload, making it possible to make both UI and code-behind changes in your desktop applications such as WPF or WinUI.Both EnC and Hot Reload share the same limitations, so not every type of edit is supported. The complete list of what is or is not supported can be found in our documentation.Hot Reload is now also available under the `dotnet watch` CLI tool for certain scenarios starting with .NET 6 Preview 3 or higher, for more details see the .NET release blog.This is just the start of our journey, and we will be looking to improve this experience further in Visual Studio 2022 and future versions of .NET 6+, such as the ability to use Hot Reload from Visual Studio when starting your application without a debugger (CTRL-F5), reducing the number of unsupported edits, enabling the ability to edit Razor pages, support for

V19.2 is right around the corner and will include an updated version of WPF components for .NET Core 3.0. As such, we want to describe changes WPF developers can expect in their design-time experience moving forward.DistributionSince .NET Core 3.0 projects don't use the Global Assembly Cache, the best way to reference assemblies is to add NuGet packages using the NuGet Package Manager. Our components ship in a separate installer and include local NuGet packages, demos, and source code.NuGet packages are also available in the DevExpress feed for those who don't want to download the installer.Project Templates Later this year, the following templates will be available from the console as a .NET Core CLI package:Blank ApplicationBlank MVVM ApplicationRibbon ApplicationWe are going to extend the number of .NET Core templates and register them in Visual Studio's New Project dialog in the future. The DevExpress installer cannot register our components in the Visual Studio Toolbox because there is no Global Assembly Cache for .NET Core. However, Visual Studio can now retrieve Toolbox components from NuGet packages. Once you add a local .NET Core 3.0 package or a package from the DevExpress feed and build your project, Visual Studio will display our controls in the Toolbox.Visual Studio Extensions Our most popular Visual Studio extensions for .NET Framework apps - the Project Converter and the Assembly Deployment Tool, are not available for .NET Core 3.0 projects. Both of them rely on assembly references that are rarely used in .NET Core apps. To upgrade your .NET Core project to a newer version of DevExpress products, simply update DevExpress packages in the NuGet Package Manager (see How to reinstall and update packages). Deployed applications will contain all assemblies from DevExpress packages added using this method, even if they are not used directly in your code.Designer ExtensionsThe WPF designer for .NET Core 3.0 uses a new surface isolation architecture that separates extensions from displayed controls.Without direct access to displayed controls, most of our designer extensions are unable to function.Supported features:ToolboxSwitching tabs in TabControlUnsupported features:Smart TagsSelection of non-visual elements (Data Grid columns, Toolbar & Ribbon items)Data Source WizardConfiguration wizards