Add DevExpress to Visual Studio 2022
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Visible to All Users Modify support ticket and change its visibility Urgent Duplicate We have closed this ticket because another page addresses its subject: Answers approved by DevExpress SupportDisclaimer: The information provided on DevExpress.com and its affiliated web properties is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. Developer Express Inc disclaims all warranties, either express or implied, including the warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Please refer to the DevExpress.com Website Terms of Use for more information. Recently viewed ticketsYou have yet to view any tickets. Your search criteria do not match any tickets. A server error occurred while processing your request. Please try again at a later time. We have noticed a slight uptick in Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 6-related support traffic. In this post, we'll take a closer look at what you can expect from DevExpress in our upcoming release (v21.2). Visual Studio 2022 SupportFirst and foremost — yes, v21.2.3 will support the most recent Release Candidate build of Visual Studio 2022. Once Microsoft releases a final build, we'll update our release plans and make an official announcement on our website (we expect to offer official Visual Studio 2022 support in v21.2.4). Like you, we have been testing our products against preview builds and we don’t expect to encounter any showstoppers (be they runtime or design time) prior to Microsoft’s official release. DevExpress installers will ship separate VSIX extensions for Visual 2022 (alongside older versions of Visual Studio) to ensure that all major design-time tools (like the "DevExpress" menu, DevExpress Template Gallery, Project Updater, Toolbox, etc.) are fully functional. CodeRushCodeRush v21.1.6+ includes a new extension with Visual Studio 2022 RC support. You can download this extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace (the existing CodeRush extension supports Visual Studio 2015, 2017, and 2019). Xamarin & .NET MAUIOur free .NET MAUI or Xamarin.Forms UI controls will include a new Template Gallery (v21.2.3). Like other DevExpress application template wizards, our .NET MAUI/Xamarin.Forms Template Gallery was designed to simplify initial app setup. Known Visual Studio RC 2022-related Issues (EAP and Beta 1 builds)
According to Microsoft, Preview builds of Visual Studio should not be used for production code. To better address your business needs, we’d love to learn more about your Visual Studio migration strategy. Are you using Visual Studio 2022 Preview/RC for production code today? Please comment below or post a ticket on the DevExpress Support Center. Your feedback will help us refine delivery schedules/announcements for future versions of Visual Studio. .NET 6 SupportOur desktop controls/components (WinForms and WPF) support the latest Preview build of .NET 6. In addition, the DevExpress Template Gallery includes WinForms and WPF templates for .NET 5 and .NET 6. XAF, XPO, Reports, DevExtreme and MAUI controls/components will work in our upcoming v21.2 beta. We expect to announce official support in November (once we officially release v21.2). Though v21.2 beta 1 will not include .NET 6 support for Blazor, we expect to deliver .NET 6 support once Microsoft officially releases .NET 6. Known .NET 6-related Issues (EAP and Beta 1 Builds) Visual Studio Design Tooling does not support multiple unique
(IDE-specific) design assemblies inside a single NuGet package. For this reason (and this reason alone), our 11/10/2021: v21.2.3 (the Release build) fully supports Visual Studio 2022 Preview5/6. You can use the DevExpress.Win.Design package in both Visual Studios (2019 and 2022) to develop .NET 5 and .NET 6 projects. Project ConverterMany of you are already familiar with our Project Converter – an indispensable tool for those converting from one major version of our product library to another. If you have never used our Project Converter and wish to learn more, please check out the following help topic: Project Converter. We are currently working on a .NET Framework to .NET 6 Converter. At present, this new tool can convert standard WPF and WinForms projects to .NET 6, but we're hoping to extend it so you can leverage its capabilities (as a universal conversion tool) regardless of application type/target platform. Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 6 Support for Older VersionsOur current focus remains on v21.2. We have yet to finalize Visual Studio 2022-related delivery plans for older builds (v21.1x or earlier). If we do offer a Visual Studio 2022-compatible version of an older build, we’ll announce it here. 11/10/2021: We currently have no plans to introduce the Visual Studio support in versions prior to v21.2. Your Feedback MattersAs always, we welcome your feedback. If you’re using Visual Studio 2022/targeting .NET 6, we’d love to hear from you. Specifically, are you using Visual Studio 2022 for production code? Have you migrated existing solutions to .NET 6 (or begun a new .NET 6 project)? What framed your decision to migrate to .NET 6 and/or use Visual Studio 2022 prior to official release? Free DevExpress Products – Get Your Copy TodayThe following free DevExpress product offers remain available. Should you have any questions about the free offers below, please submit a ticket via the DevExpress Support Center at your convenience. We’ll be happy to follow-up.
How do I add DevExpress to Visual Studio?Add DevExtreme to an Existing Project. Open your project in Visual Studio (see supported versions).. Right-click the project in the Solution Explorer window and select the Add DevExtreme to the Project command in the menu.. In the invoked dialog box, click OK.. How do I install DevExpress?Installation. Download the Unified Component Installer (.NET Framework | .NET 5/6 | ASP.NET Core | JavaScript). Install DevExpress .NET Products.. Install DevExpress Controls Using NuGet Packages.. Convert a Trial Version to a Licensed Version.. Installation Troubleshooting.. Upgrade Notes.. How do I add DevExpress to an existing project?Right-click and select the Insert DevExpress MVC Extension v22.1… item in the context menu. This invokes the Insert Extension Wizard. This wizard allows you to select the required extension, define its settings and add the extension to the View.
How do I add DevExpress to .NET core?Create .. In the Solution Explorer, right-click the project and select Manage NuGet Packages from the drop-down menu.. Select the DevExpress Local package source.. Install the DevExpress. Win NuGet package.. Build the project.. |
