Announcing WPF Elements
Today we were proud to announce the release of WPF Elements, a collection of foundational WPF components, missing from the built-in controls that ship with WPF, but no less essential in the toolbox of any self-respecting WPF developer.
The controls, crafted with care by our resident WPF guru and C# MVP, include:
- WPF Multicolumn TreeView control (aka WPF TreeListView)
- WPF Currency Text box (supports cultures too, passes the Turkey test)
- WPF Integer Text box
- WPF Numeric Text box
- WPF Masked Text box
- WPF DateTimePicker
- WPF DropDownDatePicker
- WPF MonthCalendar
- WPF Spin control (aka up-down control)
- WPF SpinDecorator
- WPF DropDownEditBox
- WPF ProportionalStackPanel
So download the trial and enjoy.
WPF PropertyGrid Released
After recently finishing a large WPF project, we at Mindscape realized there was a shortage of high quality, great value native WPF controls. So we set about creating some. With that in mind, we released our first one this week: a pure WPF PropertyGrid. Anyone doing WPF development should check it out. It was built with the same philosophy as LightSpeed. In fact, the philosophy we apply to all our products: Simplicity, elegance and performance.
The PropertyGrid in Windows.Forms mode
The PropertyGrid dressed up a bit. Don’t you love WPF!
We plan to release further controls in the coming months so stay tuned.
