Inking PDF Documents with Essential PDF Viewer

Wednesday May 15, 2013 at 07:00 PM | Posted by: WPF Team
Written by Pravin Joshua Essential PDF Viewer for WPF has virtual ink that can be used to annotate digital documents—a feature that will play a vital role in how touch devices are used in the workplace. Similar to traditional methods involving a pen and printed paper, ink annotations represent a freehand scribble composed of one or more disjointed paths. They contain a collection of x and y... [More]

CodeFluent Entities and Syncfusion for an amazing application!

Monday Apr 15, 2013 at 08:24 PM | Posted by: marissa
When applications are beautiful, fast, and robust at the same time, we qualify them as amazing. If you think it also means a long development process, then you have not seen applications using both SoftFluent and Syncfusion products together! SoftFluent and Syncfusion have partnered to help you build these amazing applications in no time. CodeFluent makes the application highly functional, while ... [More]

Windows Store Development, Succinctly Style

Friday Apr 12, 2013 at 08:40 PM | Posted by: graham
The latest edition of the Succinctly series may prove to be its most popular title yet. Windows Store Apps Succinctly by John Garland delivers the basics of developing Windows Store apps with the focus and clarity consistent with Syncfusion's previous e-books. And although it is a bit longer than other titles in the Succinctly series, every page is necessary—comparable Windows Store development ma... [More]

As Apps Localize, RTL Becomes Imperative

Wednesday Apr 10, 2013 at 09:49 PM | Posted by: Morgan Cartier
In the past, users’ experiences interacting with software have often depended on their willingness to adjust their expectations and acclimate to something different. Learning to work with a new program or application can be a daunting task for anyone, and for those accustomed to working with languages that are written in right-to-left (RTL) scripts, such as Hebrew and Arabic, the process is ... [More]

Windows 8: Forging a path for desktop and tablet convergence

Friday Apr 5, 2013 at 09:04 PM | Posted by: danielj
Windows 8’s critics claim it has not lived up to its expectations, and adoption has been slower than anticipated. While there may be downsides, the majority of criticism is coming from a short-term perspective. Windows 8 demonstrates Microsoft’s efforts to eventually converge the desktop and tablet, aiming to put itself ahead of the curve. The convergence of desktops and tablets is sim... [More]

MVC Theming Made Easy

Wednesday Apr 3, 2013 at 09:27 PM | Posted by: tresw
Painting your app in compelling colors and decorating its fonts in appealing styles are usually the last steps in development, but they’re the first aspects of your work that users see. Theming is not to be neglected, but often it is hurried through. That’s why Syncfusion created Theme Studio for ASP.NET MVC—a quick way to create an organized style sheet without writing the def... [More]

Radial Menu Command Binding

Tuesday Apr 2, 2013 at 10:54 AM | Posted by: WinRT Team
Written by Jawahar, Syncfusion Inc. Radial Menu has the ability to add items through ItemsSource property. A collection of different types of objects can be added into the Items collection. If the ItemsSource is not null, the items in the items property are read-only. You cannot add an object or change the objects in the Items property. In this case, it is pretty easy to customize each item usin... [More]

Silverlight like Data Validation in WinRT

Monday Mar 25, 2013 at 10:09 AM | Posted by: WinRT Team
Written by Jawahar, Syncfusion Inc. According to a recent MSDN.com forum discussion, Silverlight-like data validation is not available in WinRT. Syncfusion’s editor controls, however, do have built-in options to achieve such data validation. In Silverlight, data is validated by using the IDataErrorInfo interface. With Syncfusion WinRT editors, we use the Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.Controls.Data.IDataVali... [More]

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