MindFusion Pack for WPF, 2022.R2 is the perfect combination of heavy-duty controls that provide the backbone of your application and light-weight UI components that add the finishing touches. Now you can try the new release 2022.R2 of the suite and see how using the libraries takes the laborious task of programming off your agenda and leaves you more time to concentrate on the logic of your .NET application.
The post explains how to build a map using JavaScript and a TMS provider. The map features several layers with location pins, image markers and info bubbles about the hosts and winners of the FIFA World Cup through the years.
The sample demonstrates how to use MindFusion Diagramming library for JavaScript to build a graph that shows a possible turn out of the FIFA 2022 world championship in Qatar.
In this video tutorial we build a train scheduler with the help of MindFusion DataViews for JavaScript. The grid features a custom editor for images and custom drawing.
This video tutorial builds upon the train timetable we created in the previous tutorial. We add a toolstrip with search boxes for trains after an hour or first station. The toolstrip contains buttons for navigation through the results.
This tutorial explains how to use MindFusion Charting for JavaScript to create an interactive TowerChart, which demonstrates the dynamics in ball possession during a football game.
The sample demonstrates how to build a data grid in JavaScript with information for football players. The grid contains string, image, bool, date, integer and float number columns.
The new features includes support for .NET 6 and miscellaneous new properties, tracking of state for the Caps-lock and Shift keys of the physical keyboard and more.
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