Infragistics Blog - WPF

The latest release of Ultimate UI for WPF delivers a focused set of charting enhancements that give you more control over how your data looks, how it's labeled, and how users can interact with it. From expanded marker styling options to a powerful new series type and an early preview of user-driven annotations, this update is about putting more meaningful design and visualization decisions directly in your hands.

From brand-new components to exciting new features - here's everything you need to know about the Infragistics Ultimate 25.1 Release. Angular 19 updates, more charting capabilities, AI functionalities, and beyond.

We are extremely excited to introduce a brand-new charting functionality – Dashboard Tile. Learn how to use this charting feature to build interactive Dashboards with almost no hand-coding at all.

What’s new for Infragistics WPF in the latest 24.1 release? From a seamless transition from WPF installers to NuGet package to more – explore what’s new.

Are you a WPF developer? Here we present 15 tips to help you identify and improve the performance of your WPF applications. Read more.

WinForms has long been a popular way to develop form and GUI based applications, generally for Windows based devices. Part of the .NET framework, and originally seen as a replacement for Microsoft Foundation Class Library (MFC), WinForms applications are ‘event driven’. That is they sit and wait for a user to interact with them, before springing into action and reacting to this input.

If you develop WPF applications with Prism, then you are probably already aware of the many ways in which you can load a module.

As part of the Infragistics WPF product, we already offer a substantial array of data visualization controls such as a high-speed chart, map, pivot grid, timeline, treemap and others.

I know this is no ground breaking, mind blowing secret trick, but I have been getting a surprising number of questions regarding how to find the parent of a specific type for a control.