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Get Physical with XAF – Drop and Give Me v10.1!
Gary has donned spandex and sweat bands to bring XAF fans a double-whammy this week. Not only has Gary created another real world example using XAF, but he and the Frameworks development team have also released details of a sneak peek for a new feature you can expect in v2010.1.
Gary's 2010 quest for the body of Adonis continues this week and he's tracking his weight loss with an XAF application. Whoever said developers are gym-o-phobics clearly hadn't met our Frameworks team!
The Typed Application Model will make its début in the v2010.1 release this year. The team are hoping that this will make for a faster, more straightforward application framework with a significant reduction in memory consumption.
So work those fingers and work those wrists, and point your cursor at the links below. Remember to leave us your comments and feedback too.
iPhone Support on the DevExpress Channel
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Have you encountered any of the following symptoms: memory lapses while using public transport, loss of development desire, perhaps even sleep-walking with your iPhone? Could you be suffering from Mehul Harry-itis? We've got just what Dr Development ordered – an iPhone enabled DevExpress Channel! You can now see Mehul and the rest of the DevExpress Media Team anytime, anywhere on your trusty iPhone.
Try it out and get your fill of DevExpress Channel superstar, Mehul Harry.
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NEW! Community CodeRush Plug-in
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Visual Studio is up and you're in The Zone. You get to a knotty piece of code and decide you want a second opinion. You want to consult your Twitter followers to get some feedback, but getting your code into 140 characters on Twitter is a no-go. Travis Illig has got the CodeRush plug-in for you.
CR-codetweet allows you post code snippets to your Twitter account without needing to copy, paste or even leave the IDE! Impressive? We think so.
Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments.
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Independent Community Review: CodeRush and Refactor! Pro
Danijel Malik is a programmer by both day and night. With an all-consuming addiction like development, Danijel decided the time was right to search for some productivity assistance. Enter CodeRush and Refactor! Pro.
Moved by his experience, Danijel wrote this fantastic review of his top features. If you're teetering on the edge of trying out CodeRush, or if you are considering comparing it to your current solution, take a look at Danijel's review and see how it moves you.
DevExpress Developer Stories
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Adit Software are in the business of creating custom tests and exams of varying complexity using its built in library of question types. The team behind the software, including Denis Sletkov, used DevExpress controls from our VCL product line to create an application that is "functional, good looking, with an iconic interface".
The Software Cavaliers, on the other hand, are in the business of studying! A group of seniors at Bowling Green State University studying Computer Science, the Software Cavaliers were tasked with creating a scheduling application for the not-for-profit entity The Victory Center. The team told us "without DevExpress, our scheduling software would have lacked the finesse and professional feel that The Victory Center deserved".
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So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodnight to DevExpress Training
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Every epic adventure must come to an end, and this week Oliver and Mehul returned home after their busy two week tour of Europe
Now that the tour is over why not check out some of the highlights and relive the memories from each city in these DevExpress Channel shorts.
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DevExpress Channel Tutorials: DXBars for WPF
As Silverlight continues to gain development ground, WPF is fighting for its fair share of the limelight. Not ones to jump onboard a bandwagon, our DevExpress Media Team are giving each platform equal care and attention. The DevExpress Channel tutorials continue this issue as Amanda runs us through features of the DXBars.
If you're considering WPF development, why not check out these short instructional videos and see how simple it is to create WPF applications with the DevExpress controls for WPF.
Remember to send us your feedback on the features that you'd like to see Amanda cover in future DevExpress Channel tutorials.
Top 5 Tips from DevExpress Support
Here's this week's top 5 list:
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