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Any Blazor application developed today requires complex functionality. This can include many features, from efficiently handling responsive design to top-notch data visualization. The Blazor framework is popular among .NET developers because they can use HTML, CSS, and C# in lieu of JavaScript to create the highest quality web UI experiences. However, to develop the ultimate application, you need a .NET UI toolkit to put all the modern web controls at your disposal—a first-rate Blazor UI

In the React ecosystem, speed, scalability, and flexibility are everything. The right UI library can amplify what React does best: streamline development, optimize performance, and create seamless user experiences. But with a sea of choice, how do you find the one that best fits your needs? In this comparison of React UI component libraries, we’ll review five top contenders: Wijmo, NextUI, MUI, DHTMLX for React, and Kendo UI for React. Each one brings something unique

If you’re a React developer, you probably appreciate its flexibility and component-driven architecture. These features are why React has become one of the leading frameworks for building modern web applications in record time, considering it was only created by a Facebook engineer 11 years ago. Despite its productivity boost, integrating dashboards or reporting features into a React web app can seem overwhelming, especially when handling a lot of data. Fortunately, adopting a React report library

If you’re a front-end developer, React is a popular JavaScript framework you can use to create the UI for your web applications. This makes sense, as React can handle the complex and innovative needs of applications’ user interfaces. Spreadsheets are a common requirement for projects built in React and for any business that needs to collect and make sense of data very quickly. The users of the spreadsheets in those apps expect to see a

Calling all Angular developers! You’re building a web application for an enterprise that needs interactive dashboards or reporting capabilities. Whether it is to showcase sales trends, forecast financials, monitor inventory, track customer inquiries, or visualize any other business function, you’re now faced with two options: Manually code these visual components into your software. Adopt a library of premade reporting components into the Angular framework. Personally, the latter sounds more appealing. Angular reporting tools let you

Choosing the right UI components for your Angular app can make all the difference, shaping both the development process and the user experience. The right library doesn’t just help you build faster – it ensures your app runs smoothly and feels intuitive for your users. But with so many options, which Angular UI library should you trust to power your project? In this comparison, we’ll pit five leading Angular UI component libraries against each other:

React Datagrid libraries give developers an “out-of-the-box” solution for presenting data in their web applications. Offering a familiar Excel-like table, Datagrids lets users view and manage records with intuitive display, analysis, and in-cell editing, allowing them to easily track information or obtain insights from the software interface. Although the React framework does not have a built-in Datagrid component, third-party tools offer solutions so you can seamlessly add these visual, interactive tables to your apps without

A C# .NET Excel API library is a tool that can stand on its own, providing you with Excel capabilities in C# applications without having to rely on installing Microsoft components on your server. You can programmatically conduct all the critical Excel operations that let you produce the spreadsheets you need. There are many API libraries available, but do you know which one you should choose? Create, Read, Modify, and Convert XLSX files Document Solutions

In today’s digital landscape, many companies seek to leverage powerful spreadsheet capabilities like Microsoft Excel in their own applications without relying on the popular desktop application. Whether it’s bringing XLSX files online or providing a familiar MS Excel user interface (UI) experience for their users, the demand for web-based Excel-like spreadsheet functionality is growing. This shift is driven by the need for seamless data management, enhanced collaboration, and secure access control in web applications. As

WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) is a powerful framework for building desktop apps. At the heart of many of these apps is the DataGrid – a control that displays, edits, and manages tabular data. While WPF includes a basic DataGrid, it often lacks the advanced features and flexibility required for complex enterprise applications. Third-party suites like those from MESCIUS’ ComponentOne, DevExpress, Telerik, Infragistics, and SyncFusion provide a cost-effective solution by filling these gaps with ready-to-use, feature-rich