I was wondering what third party control libraries everyone uses?
I'm quite partial to ComponentArts (ASP.NET) and Infragistics libraries, what would your must haves for .Net development be?
Stephen.
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PerfectPhase
"This is not war, this is pest control!" - Dalek to Cyberman
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
Please don't touch ComponentArt, they're horrid.
Well, they're great if you like controls that eschew specs and are hard to integrate with a website when you want full control over the markup. -
We use Infragistics, and some /n software
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TommyCarlier
Widen your gaze
We use components of Xceed Software. They have a powerful Grid control, a UI library, input validators, charts, docking windows, compression/ZIP, advanced FTP, ...
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UlsterFry
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulster_fry
Telerik for asp.net here
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Ion Todirel
buuu
Infragistics is fine; sometimes: DevXpress,
ComponentOne, IPWorks for ASP .NET Projects; Leadtools for multimedia apps.
Look at http://componentsource.com/index.html for more, or this for even more. -
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We use 3rd party CAN network drivers from Vector, and LIN network drivers from Volcano.
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W3bbo wrote:Please don't touch ComponentArt, they're horrid.
Hm, I was just thinking about buying the ComponentArt package!!!
You say don't touch them, but you give no alternative?
Probably because there isn't one available?
I've looked at many controls, and never saw anything like ComponentArt, they look AWESOME...
So... is there an alternative to componentart???
If not, I will have to buy them, even if that means losing full control over the markup like you say...
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
dotnetjunkie wrote:Hm, I was just thinking about buying the ComponentArt package!!!
You say don't touch them, but you give no alternative?
Probably because there isn't one available?
I've looked at many controls, and never saw anything like ComponentArt, they look AWESOME...
So... is there an alternative to componentart???
If not, I will have to buy them, even if that means losing full control over the markup like you say...
These guys?
Besides, most of the ComponentArt controls can be recreated with even more control over generated markup with a little knowledge of ECMAScript, the DOM, and XHTML.
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