Monthly Archives: November 2011

In October 2011 Packt Publishing has issued an interesting new book – Microsoft Visual Studio LightSwitch Business Application Development. Author of the book is Jayaram Krishnaswamy. I am proud to announce that Packt Publishing recognized the leading role of Infragistics … Continue reading →

  Developers could enjoy the Infragistics Reporting In NetAdvantage Vol.2011.2.  With this product you could cerate modern, innovative reports in Visual Studio. Infragistics Reporting is predicted manly to create easy reports in XAML products (Silverlight and WPF applications) – without … Continue reading →

Infragistics offers the amazing NetAdvantage Reporting in the new 11.2 Release.  This is the perfect tool to create reports for XAML (Silverlight and WPF).In fact Infragistics Reporting is not only right solution for generating reports in XAML applications. It can … Continue reading →

This blog is about how to render your report on the client (Silverlight or WPF application). By default Infragistics Reporting uses server-side rendering (more information about server-side rendering you could find in the post Introduction to Infragistics Reporting) Reports created … Continue reading →

In the new NetAdvantage vol.2011.2 you could enjoy the first RTM of amazing Infragistics Reporting. NetAdvantage Reporting is a tool that allows developers to create modern, innovative, visually appealing reports by providing an easy-to-use design experience in Visual Studio. It … Continue reading →

In the new Silverlight Data Visualization 11.2 Release you could have the advantage to use the outstanding  new XamGeographicMap CTP.  This is a new high-performance control predicted to work with a huge amount of spatial data. It is based on … Continue reading →

  NetAdvantage for LightSwitch  Vol.11.2 is coming next days. This is an innovative product with a new Infragistics Grid control  for LightSwitch and improvements for  existing controls. This blog is about how to upgrade existing Visual Studio LightSwitch projects with … Continue reading →