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Actipro Blog 2011 Q3 Posting Summary
What We Accomplished In this quarter, we continued enhancing the 2011.1 versions of WPF Studio and Silverlight Studio . SyntaxEditor added extensibility to context menus.  Its Web Languages Add-on was updated to allow XML validation for DTDs, and...
Actipro Blog 2011 Q2 Posting Summary
What We Accomplished In this quarter, we continued enhancing the 2011.1 versions of WPF Studio and Silverlight Studio . Docking/MDI for WPF received an innovative linked DockSite feature, that allows you to drag docking windows between two or more separate...
Visual Studio 2010 Turns One
Congratulations to the Visual Studio team, as today is the one year birthday of Visual Studio 2010.  Visual Studio has definitely come a long way in recent years, and this latest iteration is by far the best. We can’t wait to see what the VS team...
Actipro Blog 2011 Q1 Posting Summary
What We Accomplished In this quarter, we released new 2011.1 versions of WPF Studio and Silverlight Studio .  WPF Studio got a new QR Code 2D bar code , MVVM and Prism support for Docking/MDI , and new Calculator , Rating , and FanPanel controls...
Actipro Blog 2010 Q4 posting summary
What We Accomplished In this quarter we got Silverlight Studio 2010.2 released and focused on enhancing our existing WPF products.  Ribbon for WPF got some huge updates that added the nicest Office 2010 themes available with Backstage support . ...
December 2010 Newsletter Published
We’ve just published our December 2010 newsletter with details on recent development at Actipro, and some notes on what is coming in the short term. Be sure to check it out! Actipro Software is a leading developer of user interface controls made for WPF...
The Actipro Blog gets a facelift
We’re happy to announce that today we’ve launched a brand new theme for our blog: This fresh new design focuses on simplicity and readability.  We hope you enjoy it! Actipro Software is a leading developer of user interface controls made for WPF...
Web sites migrated to newer server
Last night we completed the migration of our web sites to a new server.  You should notice an improvement in web page delivery and download speeds on the new server. All web sites and the ticket system appear to be working great.  Please contact...
The future of WPF, Silverlight, and HTML5 - Are they dead?
As I’m sure you are all aware, last week’s PDC 2010 conference set off a firestorm of tweets and news articles talking about how Silverlight is dead .  We read these articles and scratched our heads, thinking that this goes against everything Microsoft...
Actipro Blog 2010 Q3 posting summary
What we accomplished In Quarter 3 of 2010 we made some very large enhancements to the controls in WPF Studio, and published the WPF Studio 2010.2 version.  See our newsletter for a summary and screenshots that show what was updated. To quickly review...
FeedBurner blog post RSS feed issue fixed
We noticed this morning that FeedBurner hasn’t been publishing our blog posts in the RSS feed for the last couple weeks.  The problem appears to be that our discussions on the new grammar framework were very long and created a feed size larger than...
July newsletter posted, with Actipro development plan
We’ve just sent out our July 2010 newsletter to subscribers and have posted it online as well in case you are not a subscriber. You can view the newsletter online via this link: View newsletter We list our development plan for the next several months...
Actipro Blog 2010 Q2 posting summary
What we accomplished In Quarter 2 of 2010 we had several major product releases.  WPF Studio 2010.1 was launched, which added the new Views for WPF product, made numerous enhancements to various WPF control products, updated all products to target...
Getting started with the WPFpedia.com home page
Last week we published our brand-new design for our WPF reference guide site called WPFpedia .  Today I’d like to do an introduction on how to use the home page of the resource guide to examine resources.   This screen shows the main home page...
WPFpedia.com re-launches with a fresh new design and features
We’re very happy to announce that our WPFpedia.com site redesign has just been published and is now live!  Here’s a screenshot: Take it for a spin now at:  www.wpfpedia.com What is WPFpedia? WPFpedia is a free reference guide we created for...
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