Release notes reflect the state of resolved bugs and new additions from the previous release. You will find these notes useful to help determine the resolution of existing issues from a past release and as a means of determining where to test your applications when upgrading from one version to the next.
Release notes are available in both PDF and Excel formats. The PDF summarizes the changes to this release along with a listing of each item. The Excel sheet includes each change item and makes it easy for you to sort, filter and otherwise manipulate the data to your liking.
In order to download release notes, use the following links:
• PDF - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2018 Volume 2
• Excel - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2018 Volume 2
• PDF - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2019 Volume 1
• Excel - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2019 Volume 1
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Release notes reflect the state of resolved bugs and new additions from the previous release. You will find these notes useful to help determine the resolution of existing issues from a past release and as a means of determining where to test your applications when upgrading from one version to the next.
Release notes are available in both PDF and Excel formats. The PDF summarizes the changes to this release along with a listing of each item. The Excel sheet includes each change item and makes it easy for you to sort, filter and otherwise manipulate the data to your liking.
In order to download release notes, use the following links:
• PDF - Infragistics for WPF 2018 Volume 2
• Excel - Infragistics for WPF 2018 Volume 2
• PDF - Infragistics for WPF 2019 Volume 1
• Excel - Infragistics for WPF 2019 Volume 1
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Release notes reflect the state of resolved bugs and new additions from the previous release. You will find these notes useful to help determine the resolution of existing issues from a past release and as a means of determining where to test your applications when upgrading from one version to the next.
Release notes are available in both PDF and Excel formats. The PDF summarizes the changes to this release along with a listing of each item. The Excel sheet includes each change item and makes it easy for you to sort, filter and otherwise manipulate the data to your liking.
In order to download release notes, use the following links:
• PDF - Infragistics for WPF 2018 Volume 2
• Excel - Infragistics for WPF 2018 Volume 2
• PDF - Infragistics for WPF 2019 Volume 1
• Excel - Infragistics for WPF 2019 Volume 1
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Release notes reflect the state of resolved bugs and new additions from the previous release. You will find these notes useful to help determine the resolution of existing issues from a past release and as a means of determining where to test your applications when upgrading from one version to the next.
Release notes are available in both PDF and Excel formats. The PDF summarizes the changes to this release along with a listing of each item. The Excel sheet includes each change item and makes it easy for you to sort, filter and otherwise manipulate the data to your liking.
In order to download release notes, use the following links:
• PDF - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2018 Volume 2
• Excel - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2018 Volume 2
• PDF - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2019 Volume 1
• Excel - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2019 Volume 1
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With every release comes a set of release notes that reflects the state of resolved bugs and new additions from the previous release. You’ll find the notes useful to help determine the resolution of existing issues from a past release and as a means of determining where to test your applications when upgrading from one version to the next.
Release notes are available in both PDF and Excel formats. The PDF summarizes the changes to this release along with a listing of each item. The Excel sheet includes each change item and makes it easy for you to sort, filter and otherwise manipulate the data to your liking.
With every release comes a set of release notes that reflects the state of resolved bugs and new additions from the previous release. You’ll find the notes useful to help determine the resolution of existing issues from a past release and as a means of determining where to test your applications when upgrading from one version to the next.
Release notes are available in both PDF and Excel formats. The PDF summarizes the changes to this release along with a listing of each item. The Excel sheet includes each change item and makes it easy for you to sort, filter and otherwise manipulate the data to your liking.
Microsoft's new ASP.NET Blazor framework has been getting a ton of buzz recently, and rightfully so. Imagine .NET running in the browser. No plugins, no add-ons, no transpilation magic. It's every .NET developers dream. Since the initial previews of Blazor were released, we have been getting a number of questions about our intention to provide support for Blazor. My response was always something similar to "we're working on it, you just have to wait a little longer". I am happy to say that your wait is over!
Today, I am excited to announce the immediate availability of Infragistics Ignite UI for Blazor Preview. Yes, that's right... you can now take advantage of our blazing fast, feature rich, easy to use components in your Blazor applications today.
But wait a minute Brian…. the title says “Preview”, what’s up with that? If you have been following my career here at Infragistics for the last 8 years, you know that I don’t like to keep things from my community. I want your honest and candid feedback, and the best way to get that is to give you what we have now. Not tomorrow, not next week, not next month, but now. I wanted to get these components in your hands as soon as possible, because waiting sucks. We have some loose ends to tie up before we can call these Blazor components RTM, but don’t let that “Preview” term fool you. These controls are ready to be thrown into the fire and pushed to their limits.
What exactly do you get with the Ignite UI for Blazor preview? Well, let's find out.
Although this is just a preview, Ignite UI for Blazor is packed with 11 new Blazor components. I want to point out that we are providing a very simple Sample Browser to help you become familiar with the controls. Fork it, run it, explore it. This should do for now, at least until we can ship the official Infragistics Ignite UI for Blazor Sample Browser.
Now, let's take a moment to quickly cover all the great components you can start using in your Blazor applications today.
The bullet graph component provides you with the ability to create attractive data presentations, replacing meters and gauges that are used on dashboards with simple yet straightforward and clear bar charts. A bullet graph is one of the most effective and efficient ways to present progress towards goals, good/better/best ranges, or compare multiple measurements in as little horizontal or vertical space as possible.
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This touch-enabled charting control makes visualizing category data a breeze. Built on top of a high-performing and feature-rich data chart, the category chart filters the complexities of data visualization into a simplified API that anyone can use.
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The Ignite UI for Blazor data grid is a tabular component that allows you to quickly bind and display your data with little coding or configuration. Features of the data grid include filtering, sorting, templates, row selection, row grouping, row pinning and movable columns. The data grid is optimized for live, streaming data, with the ability to handle unlimited data set size in number of rows or columns.
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Note: When defining this component in your Blazor app, you should use the <LiveGrid> element for now. This name will be changing when we RTM the product.
Display your data with multiple series using this rich Doughnut Chart. Similar to a Pie Chart, the Doughnut Chart shows categorical statistics expressed in percentages. With its hollow center, it's best for displaying multiple series using concentric rings where each ring represents a data series. Bind easily to data, configure the inner radius, display exploded slices, customize themes, and more with this well-rounded control.
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This lightweight, high-performance chart is easy to configure to display mission-critical financial data using a simple and intuitive API. Just bind your data, and the chart takes care of everything else. The Blazor Financial Chart component is part of Infragistics’ best-in-breed UI for building high-performance, high-volume financial services, and capital market data applications.
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Make data visualizations and dashboards more engaging with a Linear Gauge that shows off KPIs with rich style and interactivity. The gauges are powerful, easy to use, and highly configurable to present dashboards.
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Create highly-detailed, thematic geographical maps using an innovative feature set that includes: custom shape templates, the ability to render polylines and polyshapes, Map Progression, Scatter Area Plots, an intuitive Overview Pane, and more.
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Create simple or exploded pie charts. Customize the threshold for inclusion in the Other category, and display text labels and images that can be within or outside of the pie in a manner that avoids overlap. Users can click or drill down to view underlying data, explode out a section of the pie, and find information via tooltips.
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Radial Gauge makes your data visualizations and dashboards more engaging and shows off KPIs with rich style and interactivity. The gauges are powerful, easy to use, and configurable to present dashboards capable of displaying clocks, industrial panels, automotive dashboards, and aircraft cockpits.
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The Sparkline control is a data-intense, design-simple graphic that allows end users to spot trends, variations, and patterns in data in a clear and compact representation.
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Show users the relative weighting of data points at more than one level with Blazor treemaps (also known as heatmaps in the financial industry) supporting strip, squarified, and slice-and-dice algorithms.
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Now that you have a taste for what awesomeness is available to you. Your next question is how do you get started. Luckily, that can be done in three easy steps:
<script src="_content/Infragistics.Blazor/app.bundle.js"></script> <script src="_framework/blazor.server.js"></script>
And that's it! You're now ready to start using the Ignite UI for Blazor components in your razor pages. Using a component in your razor page can be done in two steps:
1. Add a using statement
@using Infragistics.Blazor.Controls;
2. Define your component in HTML and bind your data
<FinancialChart Width="100%" Height="500px" DataSource="@data.StockMultipleSources"></FinancialChart>
That's it! It's that easy.
Seeing this preview probably has you asking yourself, “Brian, these controls are amazing and I can’t wait to use them, but what’s next? What’s your long term plan for Blazor?”. Well, I’m glad you asked. As I write this blog, we are researching many other components that really concentrate on line of business scenarios for web applications. We have a long term plan for supporting your Blazor application needs, and we are committed to bringing you the markets best, highest performing, and most beautiful Blazor controls period. In order to accomplish this, we need your help.
If you have ideas about new features we should bring to our components, important issues we need to fix, or even brand new components you’d like us to introduce, please let us know by posting them on our Product Ideas website. Follow and engage with us on Twitter via @infragistics. You can also follow and contact me directly on Twitter at @brianlagunas. You can also subscribe to my YouTube channel to be notified of new videos, and follow me on Twitch to watch me stream live. Also make sure to connect with our various teams via our Community Forums where you can interact with Infragistics engineers and other customers.
Lastly, when you do build something cool with our controls, please make sure to let us know.
Image may be NSFW.With today's launch, we are very excited to get Ultimate 19.2 into your hands. Ultimate 19.2 builds on 3 key themes:
Let’s look at these areas in more detail.
Infragistics Ultimate now includes full support for .NET Core 3 in WPF, Windows Forms and ASP.NET MVC (ASP.NET Core). This allows Microsoft Visual Studio developers to leverage the most modern .NET capabilities for web, rich client, IoT, artificial intelligence & machine learning apps. From a developer perspective, you’ll see immediate improvement in what you can achieve with a smaller, lighter-weight .NET Framework. With Infragistics Ultimate 19.2, you can modernize your web and desktop applications and gain better performance while working with the latest .NET Core CLI tools and SDK-style projects in Visual Studio.
Other advantages include the ability to code against the latest C# language features, take advantage of XAML islands, provide side-by-side deployments, and more. For web developers, Infragistics Ignite UI for JavaScript fully supports the latest ASP.NET Core 3 release letting you build modern MVC applications taking advantage of all the new ASP.NET Core features. And with our support for Razor pages, you get the ease of use of both Visual Studio and Ignite UI for JavaScript to deliver the best modern experiences on the web.
All our .NET Core assemblies are shipped as Nuget packages, which gives you a really simple way to Infragistics-enable your application.
Ignite UI is the best-of-breed choice for high-performance modern web development – and we are continuing this innovation with support for 2 bleeding-edge platforms:
As the web evolves, so does Ignite UI. You can now take advantage of the most modern web platforms in your next app with the best grids, charts and more on the market. Ignite UI is architected for high-speed rendering and optimized file size, delivering the fastest UX possible for your apps including rich theming and guidance you need to build modern web experiences in desktop and mobile browsers.
If you’re not familiar with either of these two technologies, here is a quick summary:
Both Ignite UI for Web Components and Ignite UI for Blazor ship with the same set of powerful controls we ship in Ignite UI for React:
We offer the most complete UI toolset on the market for Angular developers. With everything from Data Grids, Business & Financial Charts to Spreadsheet & Excel Library, plus dozens of additional controls, Ignite UI for Angular helps you deliver complete solutions for the modern web, with the best tooling and the deepest feature set that your customers demand. We are keeping the pedal to the metal with Ignite UI for Angular, shipping near-monthly releases, with more and more of the features that will help you deliver amazing experiences in your apps.
To read all of the details, check out Rado’s blog https://www.infragistics.com/community/blogs/b/infragistics/posts/ignite-ui-angular-19-2, and here are a few highlights of what you’ll get in the last few updates:
To see all of these samples plus more in action, check out the samples browser, which includes new guidance for server-side rendering, desktop to web and CLI docs.
Ultimate 19.2 includes many new features that are driven by all of your feedback. Try it today or to get specific details on each platform's features and to check out the samples, here is a summary of links that will get you started.
Angular Blog: What's New in Ignite UI for Angular -- https://www.infragistics.com/community/blogs/b/infragistics/posts/ignite-ui-angular-19-2
Angular Live Online Samples -- https://www.infragistics.com/products/ignite-ui-angular/angular/components/general/getting_started.html
Web Components Blog: What's New in Ignite UI for Web Components -- https://www.infragistics.com/community/blogs/b/jason_beres/posts/new-product-ignite-ui-for-web-components
Web Components Live Online Samples -- https://www.infragistics.com/products/ignite-ui-web-components/web-components/components/general-getting-started.html
Blazor: What's New in Ignite UI for Blazor Preview -- https://www.infragistics.com/community/blogs/b/infragistics/posts/introducing-the-ignite-ui-for-blazor-preview
Blazor Live Online Samples -- https://github.com/brianlagunas/Infragistics.Blazor.Alpha
As usual, we need to hear what you have to say, so please shoot me an email at jasonb@infragistics.com and let me know how we can help you to continue to deliver value to your customers with Infragistics.
Thanks, and Happy Coding!
Jason
Image may be NSFW.We are excited to announce Ignite UI for Web Components. If you’re not familiar with Web Components, here’s a quick primer:
With Ignite UI for Web Components, you can build modern web applications using encapsulation and the concept of reusable components in a dependency-free approach. Ignite UI for Web Components gives you the highest-performing data grid, over 50 chart types, including financial charting plus Excel spreadsheet and Excel library, and much more.
Web standards move slowly - so the history of modern web development is full of JavaScript Frameworks leaping ahead and filling a need of developers, and then web standards catching up and obviating the need for those frameworks. jQuery is a good example for this. Inspecting and manipulating the DOM in a cross-browser way was very difficult, so jQuery stepped in to make it safe and easy to do. Suddenly everyone could do much more complicated things on the client, with far less knowledge and effort. But as browsers standardized further and implementations converged with fewer quirks on how to inspect and manipulate the DOM, suddenly jQuery became far less necessary.
To build more complicated client applications, developers have had a need to modularize and their UIs, breaking them into individually testable and reusable components. The browsers didn’t have good support for this kind of modularization built in, so work began on a set of standards for how you might create reusable and encapsulated pieces of UI, described collectively as Web Components. But, of course, web developers needed all this stuff ASAP, so there are a bunch of UI frameworks that also provide a way to componentize your web UI. That’s not all they do, of course, they also provide a suite of other utilities (Data binding, routing, etc) that help developers build applications, but a significant portion of what they are trying to accomplish is to help you break your UI down into testable and reusable components.
Web Components are a standards-based way to build or use reusable UI Components for the web. When you use our Web Components product the components are treated as if they are DOM elements that are just built into the browser, the same as <span>, <p> or <div>, and others. What this means is that almost anywhere you can use a <p> you can also use a <igc-category-chart>. This includes a naked html file, with no further processing, or set via the innerHTML property, etc. What this also means it that you should be able to use these components with any UI framework you would want to use in your application (Angular, React, Vue, Polymer, etc.), since our components are just treated as if they are “built-in” with no special processing required to create or manage them. It's possible for a UI framework to interfere with custom elements, or just be hard coded to only expect the traditional built in DOM elements, but since custom elements are part of the web standards, such incompatibility is erroneous rather than by design.
Should a React or Angular developer use these? Probably not. We have Angular specific and React specific products that go above and beyond what our Web Components product does to help you leverage Angular or React specific functionality to make your app easier to build. But if you are building a Vanilla JS application, or a primarily server side rendered application, or an application using a UI framework we don’t yet have a specific product for, then our Web Components product is great for this. It has no UI framework dependencies that may interact poorly with other things your application might be doing, and uses built in functionality of the browser for its operation.
Now that you understand Web Components – let’s talk about Ignite UI for Web Components. Ignite UI for Web Components ships with the same set of powerful controls we ship in Ignite UI for React:
With Ignite UI for Web Components you can build sophisticated data grid apps like this:
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Rich Geo-spatial applications:
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Expressive Tree Map Analysis Tools:
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Interactive Dashboards:
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And Real-time data grids:
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For pretty much any line of business scenario, we have you covered!
We are pretty excited about what Web Components can offer, especially if you are building a vanilla JS app or need some rich UI controls in a framework we don’t currently support. To get started, you can follow the steps on this page:
And browse all of the great samples here:
And that's it! You're now ready to start using the Ignite UI for Web Components in your next app. If you have any questions or features requests, or just want to talk about the types of apps you are building, shoot me an email at jasonb@infragistics.com.
I also want to thank Graham Murray, a Sr. Product Architect on the team for his detailed Web Components background that I used in this blog. To talk to folks like Graham on our team and get this sort of insight, make sure to attend our Office Hours hosted monthly by Brian Lagunas where our product architects, team leads and developers are online to answer anything you throw at them!
Thanks, and Happy Coding!
Jason
Image may be NSFW.With every release comes a set of release notes that reflects the state of resolved bugs and new additions from the previous release. You’ll find these notes useful to help determine the resolution of existing issues from a past release and as a means of determining where to test your applications when upgrading from one version to the next.
Release notes are available in both PDF and Excel formats. The PDF summarizes the changes to this release along with a listing of each item. The Excel sheet includes each change item and makes it easy for you to sort, filter and otherwise manipulate the data to your liking.
You can download release notes for Infragistics WPF 2019 Volume 2 - Build 19.2.20192.52 from:
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Release notes reflect the state of resolved bugs and new additions from the previous release. You will find these notes useful to help determine the resolution of existing issues from a past release and as a means of determining where to test your applications when upgrading from one version to the next.
Release notes are available in both PDF and Excel formats. The PDF summarizes the changes to this release along with a listing of each item. The Excel sheet includes each change item and makes it easy for you to sort, filter and otherwise manipulate the data to your liking.
In order to download release notes, use the following links:
• PDF - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2019 Volume 1
• Excel - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2019 Volume 1
• PDF - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2019 Volume 2
• Excel - Infragistics for Windows Forms 2019 Volume 2
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Release notes reflect the state of resolved bugs and new additions from the previous release. You will find these notes useful to help determine the resolution of existing issues from a past release and as a means of determining where to test your applications when upgrading from one version to the next.
Release notes are available in both PDF and Excel formats. The PDF summarizes the changes to this release along with a listing of each item. The Excel sheet includes each change item and makes it easy for you to sort, filter and otherwise manipulate the data to your liking.
In order to download release notes, use the following links:
• PDF - Infragistics for WPF 2019 Volume 1
• Excel - Infragistics for WPF 2019 Volume 1
• PDF - Infragistics for WPF 2019 Volume 2
• Excel - Infragistics for WPF 2019 Volume 2
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