We are happy to announce the new major release 9.13 of Xomega.Net. Thanks to your feedback, it's loaded with some cool new features, improvements, and bug fixes.

The main improvements are around building powerful search screens, consisting of the following:

• Support for browsing large data sets, including limiting results, and server-side paging and sorting.
• Building clean powerful search screens with lots of criteria using dynamic criteria and simplified criteria models.
• Control generated main menu with auto-search and other parameters.

Read on to learn more about these new and exciting features.

We are happy to announce that a new release 9.12.1 of Xomega.Net for Visual Studio 2022 is now available!

With the power of the latest .NET 8 framework, the new release allows you to configure any desired architecture for your new Blazor app using Blazor Server, WebAssembly or a combination of the two with the InteractiveAuto render mode.

We are happy to announce the new Xomega.Net release 8.11, where your generated Blazor apps got an awesome facelift with the latest Bootstrap 5 framework, which provides responsive and customizable layout for the views and modern style for the Xomega Blazor components.

In addition to the default Blazor components, Xomega partnered with Syncfusion to allow you to generate Blazor apps using powerful and stylish Syncfusion Blazor components, including support for editable grids.

In this article you will get familiar with Xomega Framework, and will learn how to write testable and reusable multi-platform presentation logic for your applications. Specifically, you will learn how to implement computed properties using both the traditional MVVM approach and a new, simple but powerful expressions-based approach.